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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-29
NM Kannuhn b nhin Railrnai

The Kanawha & Ohio Railroad
is getting ready for a large coal ton.
mage. In connection with the
Hooking Valley railroad through
connection 10 Toledo aud Chicago
is effected aud at a conference II
was decided that through rates 10
the Northwest and the Lakes from
Charleston should be the same as
from Pittsburgh. Asteam transfer
is being put 10 below Chafleslonto
connect with The Chesapeake 4
Ohio and the yards al Charleston
are being enlarged. The Company
expect, In the near future, TO for.
ward from Charleston, In con6ec.
ton with the transfer, from two to
three hundred cars daily. The
main track is being ballasted now;
new and powerful engines capable
Of hauling City cars, are being con.
tracted for, aud everything on the
Kanawha 4 Ohio looks like bust
ness.-&ate journal.
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GALLIPoLIs ADvERTIsEMENTs.-
S. Brosius 4 Co., tell the people
through the REGISTER that they
have opened their large stock Of
Fall goods, consisting of everything
in the dress line, wraps, staple
good., &c. This firm is SO well
known to our people, for business
honesty, and cheap prices, that
commentator from US, is unneCes'
sary.
NJ. A. Cox, too, is out in a good
advertisement in the REGIsTER.-
This store is chuck full Of new and
handsome goods, at prices to sui!
the purchaser. When in the city
don't forget to call at NJ. A. Cox's.
Messrs. Montgomery & Smith,
have a store full Of nice goods, be
sides an endless quantity of men
and women's shoes. They arc en-
terprising young men, and will
trea! you we'll, and give you grand
bargains, if you will call on them
when in GallipOlis.
Read the Gallipolis advertise
ments.
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.ADollaF Wen n I !, Y. Builds

The German Evangelical Luther
an Lucas Church, near the corner
Of Broadway aud Walbridge avenue
Toledo, o., remained unfinished for
the lack Of funds. Last Saturday
Mt. Henry Sass, 50 Western avenue
received 6, 900 for one 9Th Of tick.
ct No. n, 227 which drew the sec.
ond capital prize Of s25, 900 ip The
Louisiana State Lottery on July IL.
He is a member Of the Church [Rey.
A. B. Weber PASTOR and will loan
at a low rate this s., 900 TO the new
church, which but fof this aid wohld
remain unfinished for lack Of funds.
He is a tailor, 10 years old-in this
country twenty years-has support
ed alarge family-is very popular
where helives, and the people there
rejoice with him in his good for.
tune.-TolelO Ohio Blade, July
~. 40
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so1prErs RE.rNIon.-The Fourth

soIprERs REUSfoM The Fourth
and Thirteenth Regiments Of Yves;
Virginia Volunteers win hold d re
union ii the Fair Grounds nssi
this place October 18th aud 2othi
under The auspices Of the John ].
Polsley Post, e. A. R., Of this city.
Arrangements are being made to
have q big time, and no Mason
county soldier should absent him.
self on this occasion. The ex Con
federate soldiers are also invited
thus will the eBlue and the Grey
mingle together, with all the pas
sions and prejudices Of the late wal
laid aside, and all rejoicing togethel
over a union preserved. Promi
nent speakers have been invited
and many Of them have promised
to be present upon this happy occa
sion. Every arrangement is being
made to make The reunion a pleas
ant affair. The public generally
are invited to be present
The citizens Of The town should
see that their houses are properly
decorated during the reunion.
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q 4Ng2A1AN - kohlLna
by virtue ofthe authority vested in
Id me'by d certain deed Of trust made
and executed By John r. Wiseman,
George W. Rayburn and Levi Thomas TO
the undersigned Trustee, bearing date
on the 10th day Of July, 1883, and recor.
ded In the County Court Clerks office Of
Mason county, West Virginia, in trust
deed book No. Z, folio l43, &C., TO secure
to @. Aultnan & Co. the payment Of
three several promissory notes for the
sum Of S17l.G6s each, and default hav.
ing been made in the payment Of por-
ton Of said notes and the interest there
on, and having been requested SO to do
bytheholder Of said notes, the under
signed Trustee, will on Saturday, the
ed Day Of October, 1856, at /
O'Clock 7. Nj, sell by way Of public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, at the front
door oithe Court House Of Mason coun.
ty, the following property embraced in
said Deed o. Trust, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said in
debtedness, viz:
One No. / Geared Sweepstake Thresh.
er; one mOunted-S.horse Carey Power,
including all necessary equipments and
attachments. Also the following prop.
erty Of g, W. Rayburn described IN
said deed Of trust, as follows. One yoke
Of work Oxen, one year old; one brfndle
COW five years old; one bay horse nine
years old, named Rover one chestnut
sorrel horse nine years old, named Char.
ley; 80 hogs; one wagon; one pillow and
one harrow; also, one tract or parcel Of
land lying and being on the waters OF
Old Town Creek, in the District Of Coop.
or, Mason county, West Virginia, esti.
mated 70 contain 80 acres; also theft
lowing property OF Levi Thomas, de.
scribed IN said Deed OF Trust as follows
One brown horse eleven years old, nam.
ed Jack; one bay horse ten years old,
named Charley; one brown COW five
years old; also one tractor parcel OF land
situate in the District Of Cooper, County
OF Mason and State Of West Virginia,
estimated 10 contain so acres. Both the
aforementioned tracts OF land are fully
bounded and described in said Trust
Deed.
TERMS OF sALE.-one.third OF the
purchase money to be paid cash in hand
on dayof sale and the remaining two.
thirds in two equal payments in one aud
two, years FROM day Of sale, deferred
payments to be evidenced BIZ notes OF
purchaser with good security and TO
bear interest from date.
D. S. VAN MATRE,
sept, S.4w. Trustee.
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NolIce 10 tIle Public.

On and after October 1st[ no
freight will leave our wharfboat
until the charges are paid. This
notice is intended for all both good
and bad. Parties will be notified
by mail when any freight arrives,
Storage charged on all freights lay
ing on wharfboat over "a hours,
HUTCHINSON & Go.
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FACTORY NoTEs. 1t may and IL
may not be you have wondered
what has become Of Grip Saw.
Let that be as it may, we have not
gone any place yet; but come to
you once more with the glad tidings
that the Kanawha Lumber and
Furniture Company is pushing for
ward with rapid strides, sending
out not only her usual amount Of
goods, but the addition Of more and
more, thus showing We are bound
to progress rather than fall back,
and all we ask Of the Company is,
give us the material and we will
push it through, and that, we have
no fears Of, for the Company is
composed of a set of men who never
say fall so here we go, rafting and
banging away day aftet day, and
expect TO as long as q log can be
found.
One thing we all regret is, that
on account Of poor health, we had
to part with our worthy and highly
esteemed foreman, D. P. Rose; and
while his leaving Us is our loss, we
sincerely trust it will be not only be
his gain physically, but financially.
Naturally on losing Mr.. Rose, the
Company held a meeting to decide
on q new foreman, and the result
was the appointing Of Mr.. "A. G.
Flick, with Mr.. W. A. Butin, assist.
ant, both competent aud worthy
mem SOFT Is while one steps out
another steps in, as is the case in
all business.
Would be pleased to mention the
names of visitors, but as there has
been so many Of late we cannot on
account of space. Hoping to give
you something of more interest in
the future, we now bid you adieu.
RIP SAW.
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EnaA1 MoEzcns.
s,.t.-s-,-,>@.-.--e >e~,s+@s-.-
ELECTION NOTICE.
Alternate Road Method.

. -
A 7 q County Court continued and
"a held for tie County Of Mason, At
the Court House thefeofon Wednesday,
April 7th, 1885, the following order wal
made:
WfKREAs, q. petition having been
presented 70 the Court signed by over
one hundred voters Of this County,
praying ior the adoption oithe Altern.
ate method OF constructing and keeping
in repair the County Roads, Is provided
in Chapter 1872, Acts 1928, and a
amended By Chapter 80, Acts Of 1881; II
Is therefore ordered: That tie said a.
terppte Method Of constructing and
keeping In repair the County Roads Of
Mason County, be submitted TO the yot.
eis Of aid County for adoption or rejec-
iionatlhe ensuing eleetionfof delegates
70 the Legislature, 70 be held on Tues.
day alter the first Monday in November,
1885. The persons voting for said AL.
ternate Method shall have written or
printed on his ballot the words "For
adoption Of the Alternate, Method Of
constructing and keeping In repair the
County Roads," and the persons voting
against said method shall have written
or printed on his ballot the words: "For
Rejection Of the Alternate Method Of
constructing and keeping in repair the
County Roads, And It Is further or.
dered thatthis order be published in all
newspapers published in Mason county,
for four successive weeks prior to the
day Of said election.
A copy Teste:
1pR u cAfITJ
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MuRDER-A WOMAN IN the
C4sE.-Another horrible murder
was committed in the lower end Of
the county on Sunday night last,
and the people down that way are
excited over the matter, and justly
too. The parties to the terrible
tragedy, were Wilbur Bus and Ed.
Starkey, both young men. Each
Of these men had been paying at
tention to soiled dove, in that
neighborhood, named yinie Bright,
whose character for virtue was not
as brilliant as her name. During
the absence of Bus, Starkey had
won her affections, bnt knowing
that he must abandon her, he in.
formed her that be could no longer
be her lover. This enraged the
Bright woman, and on every occa.
sion that presented itself she in.
suited and annoyed starkoy, who
growing incensed at her conduct,
chastised her. When Bus return.
ed she told him what SIarkey had
done. Bus swore vengeance, and
SO on Sunday afternoon last, he
saw starkey while at the house
Of his sweetheart, pass along
the road in company with two
or three men. He rushed out
Of the house, and confronted
starkoy; he informed him that be
had for "some time contemplated
killing him, and that now his time
had come" and with this he whip
ped out a large revolver, and plaC
ing it at Sankey's heart, saying to
him: "Now you d-dS-n ola b-h,
look down this revolver aud think
Of DEATH" then pulled the trigger
and Starkey fell to the ground
dead, the ball passing through his
heart; This was one of the most
fendish and cold.bloodad murders
ever perpetratod in this county.
What is strange, that three men
should stand by and see a man
thus murderGd2 The murderer es.
capped across the Ohio river, at
Bushes Mills, remarking to the
ferryman as he left the skill, that
he had "killed Starkey, and it was
u case Of murder in the first degree
and he had to skip" Bus, it is
said lives in Guyandotte. We un.
derstand that every effort is being
made to capture the murderer.
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ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Newbrough
Section Boss on the X. Il o, Rail
road, Monday night, while moving
into the house recently vacated by
Mr.. Ed Malone, fell down into The
cellar, fracturing his collar'bOne
breaking two ribs, and hurting his
head quito badly. Ho received
proper surgical treatment at once,
and at this writing ia getting along
very we'll.
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ARefIncllon m Price.

In order that all may have an
opportunity to Subscribe for this
paper, We have concluded to put
thsprice down to ONE DOLLAR
A YEAR, in ADVANCE. All
who do not pay strictlyin advance
will be charged $3.50 agar All
old subscribers can have the ben
fit Of this reduction in rates by
paying up old scores, and paying
one year in advance. Outside Of
the county the price wiIlbes 1.15.
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Mr.. j, Friedman, accompanied
by his wife, left Monday afternoon
10 purchase the big Fall stock for J
Friedman & Co. He says he will
have the finest and largest stock
they have over opened in Point
Pleasant Wait for these new
goods before making your fall pur
chases.
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DROPPED DEAD.-Mrs. Washing.
ton lille, ofClifton, W. Va, wasnp
ITO hIuson City Monday visiting hor
sister. She started to 90 home
shortly before dark, and was feel.
ing as well as usual. She was nc.
cumpanied part Of the way BY her
sister, aud started on alone. When
Il short distance from home she was
noticed by some young men, who
saw there was something wrong
with her. They went to her, when
she requested them to fix . place
for her to sit dawn. They put a
rail up on the corner Of the fence,
and she had been sitting but mo
ment or two when she fell over
dead. DR.. Rathburn, Of Middleport,
was called and pronounced heart
disease to be the cause Of her death.
She was about '6fty.fve years Of
age, and leaves n husband and six
children. The funeral will take
place at West Columbia this after.
POmcroy Telegraph
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A New DEpor.-AL last the K
& o. Railway is building a depot
at the cut on Fishers Hill, where
the o. R r R. intersects the X. &
o. r. R. The building will be lSx
60 feet, and will have a nice wait
ing room, a baggage room, a tele'
graph Office and ticket office. The
depot is SO arranged that it can be
used by both roads. This will be a
great convenience to the travelling
public, and better protection to
freights of all kinds. Messrs
NGighbors & Wilson have the con
tract and are pushing the work
pretty lively.
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Last Friday, abont noon, the res
idenCe of Mr., James N. Il, Beule
MERGERS Bottom, was destroyed BY
fire, together with a good portion
of his household goods. His losI
is something over $1,000; insurance
$500.
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.NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forbidden
a from shooting, hunting, ranging or
iowling within the enclosed lands Of tho
undersigned, situated in Robinson and
Lewis Districts, without my permission,
under tho penalties prescribed by law,
sept 20.4w. Q. SEH0N.
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McClellan's Own Story.

In one rOl. Royal Ottdro, about 200 PR
Elegantly illustrated. Containing the
Secret History Of tho first two years Of
the War for the Union; the truths Of
which are now made known for the first
time, including MCClellan's private let.
ters to his young wife. Thousands arc
waiting for this book. SOLD ONLY BY
SUBSCRIPTION.
We desire the services OF a few intelli-
gent, reliable, energetic agents for terri
tory in Western Penn'a and West Va.
For copy or agency, address
PHILIP ], FLEMING & CO., 4 Fifth
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. ! [ser22-lm.
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HOOD

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Just published, a new edition Of DIR.
CulveFWell's Celebrated Essay
on the radical cure Of SpermatorrhNa OF
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The celebrated author, in this admira.
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iectual, by means Of which every suffer.
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DO, may cure himself Cheaply, privately
and radically.
This Lecture should be in the
hands 81 every youth and eYeryiman in
the land.
Sent under seal, in q plain envelope,
10 any address, postpaid, on receipt Of
four cents or Two postage stamps, Ad.
dress {.
THE OULVERwELL MEDICAL co..
Al Ann ST., New York, n. u,
Post Office Box, $50.
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ppnsnrA1a.-Mi.. .Mntlie Hollo

PEnsosAIs.-Miss Matte Hollo
way, of Gallipoli., was visiting The
family ofGeo. W. Pallin, Esq, on
Kanawha, last week.
Rev. G. @. Pearson, Rector d
Christ Church in this place, with
bis wife and son, returned from
the Maryland mountains, Saturday,
Miss Hattie caputhers, a charm.
ing young lady Of PCca, has been
the goes! Of Miss Blanch Franklin,
Father Burke, Of Mason City,
was visiting friends in the city last
week.
Ms. D. W. POl.ley and family,
LEI! for New York city, Wednesday
evening, on a visit to her parents.
Mr. POlsley accompanied them as
for as Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Ed. Malone has moved biz
family to Mason City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Timms,
spent several days up Kanawha,
last week.
7. ]. oliphaut, Esq, of Little
Rock, Arkansas, is here on a visit
TO relatives.
Prof. W. J. Kenny has just re
turned from business trip to Gin
cinnati.
We had apleasant call from Hon.
WIN. woodward, Republican can,
didate for State Senator from this
District, Monday. He is q very
pleasant gentleman, but candor
compells US toinform him, that bis
opponent, Mr.. Eastman will fill
the position Of Senator from the
9th District this winter.
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HIGHLAND CHIEF.

THE celebrated stallion Highland
/ Chief will make the season OF 1886,
in his new stable near the bridge which
crosses Crooked Creek at It's mouth, at
$50 the season. Mates not proving with
ioal may DO returned next season free Of
charge. Pasturage furnished at so cents
per week. Oats aud hay $l,00 per week.
Mares can be sent from u distance BY
boat, owners giving notice in advance OF
shipment. The best care and attention
will be given. Accidents and escapes at
owners risk. Address all cOmmunica.
tons to ]. J. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia,
may 5-lw.
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The following pension soldiers
who have been ordered to report to
the U. S. Examining Surgeons, at
this place, had better notice the
date Of their orders as great many
Of them will soon be out of date
The Board meets every Wednes'
day at the office Of Dr.. W. S. Hoy.
Peter Bcrer, Co. D. ll6 Reg OHIO Vol.
Sam'l. BurriS, Co. c, 18th Reg, W. Va,
Vols.
Geo. W. canta, Co. X. 9th Reg. W.
Va, Vols.
VS., Devices, Co. G. eth Reg. W. Va.
Cav.
RIO. Downs, Co. c. 4lh Reg. W. Va.
Vols.
Jerman Esque, Co. F. 8th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Geo. W. Hill, Co, C. 18th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
David johnson, Co. c. 18th Reg. W.
Va. Vols.
Geo, W. Jones, Co. D, eth Reg. W,
Va. Vols.
Dcbatus Kent, Co. B. 36th Reg. Ohio
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AIO0.OO REWARD,

THE undersigned will pay $1,000 re.
ward for tho arrest and conviction oil
the person or persons who cut loose
their barges and carried Rway5heir lines,
at their landing just above town, on the
Kanawha, on tho night Of tho 10th oil
September, 1886.
ARMSTRONG BROS,
Point Pleasant, Sept, 20, 1886, 4.w.
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The following ex.union soldiers
of this State have been granted
pensions during the past ten days,
several of whom live in this Coun'
ty, viz
Jesse Bano, Francis Carr E, +
Richie, H. Edwards, J. L. l..
Sharp, Samuel Miller, A. X. Har'
Choir, J. A. Ruble, W, B. Priddy,
Ambrose Fox, ]. Higgins, Perry
Dotson, S. D. Howard, Jas. Patter'
son, John NJ. Cobb, Hugh Grayum,
Henry EIriLe, Purtin Newell, j,
lIigginboLham, Abraham ASburry,
c. F. Sca!torfeld, Decator S. Elliot,
Jas. Coleman, Jno. r. Blair.
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Services may be expected in the
newly repaired Upper Presbyter-
ian Church next Sabbath morning
al 1880 o'clock, also in the evening
at Z o'clock, All persons desiring
to DO identified with the Sabbath
School will pledss be present at lie
opening,
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DEArns.-on the 22d Of septem.
Der, Harry Edwin, youngest son Of
Mr.. John R. Couch and Kate Couch,
aged II months, departed this life.
The little fellow had been sick only
a few hours with brain fever.
On the 25!h of September, Lotta,
daughter Of Mr.. John and Lutitia
Kincade, in the 4th year of her age,
OfAux. She had been sick but two
days We extend to the parents OIL
the above children, our deepest
sympathies.
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On October 9Th.
the c. H. v, 4 T. Ry will cell
Round Trip tickets to Cincinnati
from all stations on the River divi
sion at the above rate, good going
only on date of sale and returning
on or before October oh, 1855.
Tickets will be on sale for both
morning and evening trains at all
coupon Offices, and an agent of the
company will be on trains to sup.
ply passengers from intermediate
stations with tickets.
Fl, j, FALEESBACH,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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While Mr., Lew English was
coming out of DR.. Barbeo'S Office
Wednesday night, some scOundrel
thew a brick at him, hitting him
just above the right eye, making a
painful wound. Such outlaws
ought to be bounded down and
brought to justice. A man who is
low and mean enough toperpotrato
such an act as this, would assassin
ate a person in the dark.
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An OLD DEMocRAr.-Conrod Riff.
fle, Esq, of the Flats, called at our
office last Wednesday, and ordered
the REGETER sent to bis son, in
Washington Territory. Mr., Rifle
is upwards of 81 years Of age, and
is a Democrat of the old school,
We hope he may live many years
yet to vote the Democratic ticket,
as he has always done in the past.
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There isn't a man in tho county
who is willing TO work that hash Y
plenty 10 cat and wear.
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Seed Wheat for SnIe.

THAvE nice lot and quality Of pure
l Fnlty Wheat, which | would sell for
seed. Price $l.00 per bushel, Call on
or address, ]. s. R0USH, New Hayen,
Mason County, West Va.
Sug95 Nv.
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7. X. Stout.

Trespass on the case in AssumpFit and
upon attachment. Damages $500.
The object OF the above entitled suit il
to recover from the defendant the sun
Of SSlG.6S, which said sum has been
suggested and attached in the hands OIL
c. ". Smith. And it appearing from
AFFIDAVIT filed that the defendant 4. X
Stout isa nonresident of the State Of
West Virginia, aforesaid, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one
month after the first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to pro-
teCt his interest in this suit.
Teste: X. Z. MITCHELL,
sept. l-iw. Clerk.
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Farmers Of Mason County and the
Kanawha Valley,

CONSULT your own interest and make
" no purchases Of Binders, Reapers,
Mowers, &C., until YOU have seen the
new Johnston Machinery. Alarge stock
Of which will be placed on sale At Point
Pleasant this Spring. 0nr speciality il
the TW0.H0RSE FOLDING BINDER,
unequaletl for light drought, durability,
and complete workmanship.
j, n. CLENDENIN, Agent,
for JohSton HarvcSterCo.
mch lott. Batavia, n. Y
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Two more weddings next month
.sisten-nOw guess,