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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-10
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Specimen copies Of either edition Of tho lnlslIl.
gensgT sent Tree aud puSnge paid to any adde's.
We want an agent At every l'otthihce N West Wiz.
ginla, Eastern Ohio and Weiltfn Pennsylvania
Remillances should be made by registered letters,
potl0lhcs order, postal note Of chick AddFesA
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psnsoyALs.-Mt. Wm. B McGuf.


fih, Of John Barrett 4 Sons Wreck.
ing Co, Cincinnati, Is on yisitto
his parents, near this place. He
is accompanied BY HE cousin, Miss
Mamie McGulIin, q handsome and
charming belle Of Lawrenceburg,
KY
Mes6rs chas. Dashner, Henry c.
Holloway and VIII franklin, Of
The Bos!ona, and Peter G. Holloway
81 the st. Lawrence, are at home.
Mr.. 81 Flowers has gone to Col.
umbus, Ohio, on State business.
Dr. L. +. Roash, Of New Haven,
an old and valued subscriber TO this
paper, called ioree Us Monday.
Mrs. Judge Guthrie is visiting
relatives at Cheshire, Ohio.
We had pleasant call from Dr..
oherringlon, Of Mason City, Mon.
day.
Mrs. John s. Miller wasguddsnly
scalled to Belpre, ohio, on Account
of the dangerous illness Of her
mother.
We acknowledges call from W.
il. Howard, Esq, County Surveyor,
Monday. Although a Republican,
he says he can't afford to be with.
out the REGISTER, and thereupOn
rlanked down the cash for another
year
We acknowledge q pleasant call
from Capt. Muhlen,an, of the fine
aud popular steamer Andes, during
the week,
Judge Redmond was in town
Monday, looking after his Congress.
ional fences.
E.B. Knight, Esq, Of Charleston,
ia in attendance upon the Circuit
Court
We are gratifed to learn that
Mrs. Kate L. McCulloCh, who has
for sometime been suffering with
severe attack of pneumonia, has SO
far recovered her health, as to be
able again to take charge Of her
school. Also that Mrs. Blanche
Harper, (from Queen City, Putnam
county, West Virginia. is conya.
losing from an attack Of quinsy.
She is on u visit to her father, DR..
Barbee, Of this city.
John M. Adkins, Esq, one Of our
worthy Hardware merchants had q
Of phthisic, last Saturday night,
but we are glad to see him out aud
on duty again.
Robs. NJ. Cartmill, of Arbuckle
District, who was brought down by
his brother George, and at his resi-
dence on the farm of james Cape.
hart, for medical treatment, NC are
glad to learn Is slowly improving,
though III q very precarious condi.
tim.
We regret to learn that our old
friend, ]. Eichstein, cigar manu-.
fact@rer in this city, is ugain down,
and fears entertained as to his re.
coyery. DR.. Cherrington, from Ma.
SON City was down on the 9Th inst.
in consultation with DR.. Barbee in
'he case of Mr.. Eichstein, and
while both the N. DIS. agree that
an operation for the removal of a
Rectal Tumor is necessary, yet the
broken down condition of the old
mans health is such as to forbid 1t
at least for the present.
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Col. Stortz, Of the Arlington, has
his ice house full, his side board
full, his supplies of all kinds full
and overlooking. Only his till be
says is not full. He wants to con,
vert some of his stock Into cash.
He wants to entertain the public
and give them what they want in
return for what be wants. Hi
keeps the very best Of liquors and
pays polite attention tohisCustom.
ers. The Colonel has one Of the
most elegant saloons in the city,
and keeps an orderly house, and
treats everybody politely and alike.
The saloon is in chargeof that very
Prince Of good fellows, Capt. John
r. selby. Now, If he don't set 'em
up after this, we will change our
opinion of him.
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NALNSMEN MANIElL

Energetic, reliable men; not less than
twenty.iOur years old, 10 sell the ellOie-
est Fruit and Ornamental Nursery stock,
on salary will expenses paid, Or
IN commission aspreferrcd, SlcadyGln.
ployment throughout the year Bust
ness quickly learned. Send ijr terms.
GLEN BROTHERS, Npnerymcn,
Rochester, NY,
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The DEATH REcORD.-Capt. W.
+. Adams, Of the steam ferry buat,
Champion, died very suddenly at
the residence Of his brother.in.luw,
Mr. John c, Carisns, at Mason
City, At Z o'clock Last Friday even.
ing. He was a resident Of Portland,
Meigs county, Ohio, aud was mar
ried. His remains were taken to
Portland Sunday morning for in.
terment.::
VIM. McE!vane, q former citizen
Of Mason City, died at Middleport,
Ohio, Saturday, and was buried at
Mason City Tuesday.
George Fry, the only son of Hen
ry Fry, Of Clifton, aged about %
years, died at his fathers home in
Clifton, Sunday night
William, infant son of Mr.. Geo.
and Mrs. Lena Bruesslo, died in
this place February 9th,
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iANEwRA ABROAD coMrASY. Sec.
tectafyoi sloIe Walker has issued
'alcettiticate Incorporation 10 the
Ripley I Mill Creek Valley Rail.
rad conpany, iaf the purpose 81
sonstfuctingand operating a rail.
foad Ia Jackson county this State.
The ruaa IL tocpmmence tor nea,
Ripley, Jackson county, and il il
70 insersecl the Ohio Riy.
ia Railsold at or near the mouth al
Mill Creek. The principal Office is
tAbeatRipley Thesum subscrib
cd Ills $3.50, len per cent. Of
which has been paid in on sub
scfip.ion, and the privilege Of in
ereasing sud stock to $4,000 Is
granted Each share ls worth s25,
and they are held by fifty residents
|ofJackson county, euch Of whom
holds one shafs.
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We have in the confines of our
Mason county cells, FIVE lunatics.-
It is a shame and a disgrace to hn.
manity and christianity and a
heavy reflection upon oar State so
Ions, that this poor unfortunate
class Of our fellow.citizens should
not be better provided for. With
all the care and attention Of our
most excellent worthy and eff.
Client jailor, and his most faithful,
kind and good lady, yet in despite
ofall care and attention bestowed,
not infrequenlly accidents do occur
and the poor unfortunate lunatics
receive injuries in the rough
iron cells. We shall confidently
look to our next Legislature 70;
some relief to those poor unfortu,
nate beings who are confined in Jail
cells throughout our State by teas.
on Of insanity.
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Circuit Court, the grand Jqry ~.
diced Iuhn Jordan, Sam. Jordan
and Charles T'Oles, for felony, in
this, for stealing and Killing a bull,
the property Of a Nj. Yauger, but
which was in the possession Of MI.
Y. Pullin. The parties we're i'm
inediately arrested and brought be
fore the coats, and the Judge held
them in bonds Of $500 each, which
they gave, for their appearance at
the May term Of Court We don't
know how strong the evidence l.
against them, but the boys say they
will be able At the proper time.
TO prove not guilty Of the
grave crime Of which they stand
charged, anu We hope they may be
able to do 20. There has been Is
or 20 head Of cattle stolen in this
neighborhood in the past six or
eight months, and farmers are get.
ting somewhat nervous over The
matter, and have put forth strong
efforts to discoyer the the thieves.
1.-THE parties indicted are the guilty
ones, then they should be made to
work a few yearsio fol The State, at
Moanasyille
WHAT VIZ 1HINg.-That news.
papers and interviewers Of newspa,
pors, ought to let our friend and
towpsman, Dr. Batbee alone. He
good fight, made d stronger
race againsL the Hon. Eustace Glib.
son, in the last Congressional cam.
paign than any member Of the OPP
position party will ever again do,
and he seems now 10 DO content,
and deyotedly attached TO, and
engaged in the arduous
duties Of his profession. We learn
that Dr.. Barbee, is not, and has no
desire to be candidate for Con.
gre's in Incorporating campaign,
and that under no circumstances
will no permit his name to come
before the convention. DR.. Bar
bees best friends (and he has many,
irrespective Of party, all say that
he justly merits the reputation he
bears Of being d fine physician and
Surgeon, but, a very poor politician.
Fox MuRDER.-Daniel Anderson,
colored, who was arrested some
months ago, on suspicion of having
murdered Lakewood on Five Mile,
q full account Of which was pub
lished in the REa1,TER at the time,
was indicted by the grand jury at
this term Of the Circuit Court for
murder, as was also a colored man
named Hauck. WHO resides in Gal.
liza county, Ohio. II was Hauck
Who followed HazlewOUd from Ohio
To this side Of the river, and it is
said that he conspired with Auder.
son to murder and rob Huzlewood,
who was supposed ~ have consid-
cradle money about his person.-
The Court declined bull in the case
Of Anderson, and he WIS commit.
ted to jail. A requisilion bus been
obtained from the Governor Of
Ohio, for the arrest Of Hauck, and
he will soOn be behind
the bars Of our county Jail. This
murder vas a most foul one, and
we hope, if these are the guilty
they will get what their
crime deseryes-the full penalty Of
the law,
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0uE suDbcIlOeTS lre reminded
that We need little money.
The Circuit Court Is still ham
mering away.
The police have been very busy
running in the bad boys.
The RAIDS in the Ohio Senate had
to cave"
DILL. com,tock, Of Charleston
isdesd.
Flee. a Council that will look
well We lie. 70 the interests sf the town.
Wirefsnces a'e coming in.ogen-
etal use inthis county.
Let farmers keep their eyes open
for the seed oats swindler.
The weather is getting warmer,
and we are thankful.
How can a merchant expect 10
succeed unless he advcrtises2
The idoa Of extending the corpor
ate limits, is again being discussed.
Eli Coleman, colored, makes a
splendid Page for the Court room.
Buy your groceries from Mrs. Vol.
lerL
Let The county pike the main
roads of this county.
Dogs still kill sheep in this cour-
~. Why not kill The dug?
The brides favori.e tlower-Mar
.ry.gold.
The merry Jingle Of the sleigh
bells, has departed.
Several Of our citizens are talk.
ing Of building in the spring,
Why not bore for natural gas at
this placer
The interest in the Rink is re
viving.
The Wheeling Mills ore resum
ing operation.
We had a pleasant call from Dr..
Chetingtonr Of Mason City, Mon.
day.
Point Pleasant affords the best
opportunities for cheap manufac
turing, in The country.
There is some stir among thsriv.
er men, as they anticipate a break.
up.
Dr.. BArbee is annoyed, by the
constant use of Of his name, in pol
itics, by the newspapers.
We wish Cleveland would bounce
Public Printer, Rounds. We want
that place ourself.
Let each subscriber to this paper,
try aud get US at least one subscrl.
Der.
The Rink was crowded Monday
night, 10 see the performances Of
Miss Annie Sylvester.
flour county friend. would send
Us items, they could add much to
the local columns of the REGISTER
The Charley Mcdonald left for
Cincinnati, Tuesday morning, with
u tow Of coal.
DR.. Hoy has worked faithfully
for the Marine Hospital to be loca.
ted here.
We can! make out why our sub,
scribers are so slow in paying for
their paper.
1t is claimed there is not wheat
enough in the county to run US I'm.
til next harvest
Put your bids in for Mail Mes.
senger, from the post.olHce TO the
X. &. o. R. R, depot
Bids for carrying the mail from
the Post office TO Ohio Central De.
pot are now being received.
f, NJ. Whaley, chief clerk in Van
elders Drug Store, has purchased
the Gazette Office.
The terrible disease in Putnam
county, which has caused so many
deaths, is abaIing.
We have a nice store room on
Main street, which we desire to
sell. Call and see US.
Valentine Day, February l4th.
Plenty Of the missives AZ Van Gil
der's,
Who are the members Of the
Democratic Senatorial ComuitteeP
Will some one inform usH
To day they vote on the Ohio
River Railroad subscription Of $40,
600 in Wood county.
1t is easier for a woman to defend
her virtue against men than her
reputation against woman.
II we ever expect to make any.
thing out Of our town, we must oil
mil insaihor
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New Felt and Embroidery ma
.letial a Mrs. Il. 3 BlwIing's
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Just received, Oil Paints and
Academy BOards, ~ Mrs. II, Il,
Bowlings.
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Mr.. Harvey Gibson happened
with a very painful accident last
Thursday, on Fry's landing, while
assisting Mr.. Fry in sparring out
his large fleet Of boats, the spar
slipped striking Mr., Gibson in the
face and killing him for a few min.
uteS. Drs. Neale aud Barbee were
called andsoOn brougbthim around
all right; but he will be disabled
from work for quito q while vet.
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Is published every ThuT,day morning with the news
Of the week in compact shape, Il aso contains In.
tcreSling special correspondence entertaining 70,
manceS, local and general miscellany suitable for the
home circle; carefully prepared agricultural matter
and reliable financial and market reports, dTests
stories, &c.
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Five copies, year, and Daily month Tree so,
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mouths, OF three copies Of the WesglyI
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The premium copies will be seat to any address
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Subscriptions may be sen, As last as received one
OF more q, time aud record u theal will bs kept
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Gent subscribers to enutls him to them,
TERMS OF THE SEMl.wEEELY.
One Copy, 6mOnths s. 90
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The following boats al harbored
in Kanawha; Minnie Bay, ]. C.
Kerr, BoStOna, Nail City, Annie L.,
Success, Andes, Stone Bros. and
Champion No :.
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LEON ITEMS Last Friday morn.
Ing wasthe coolest morning On re-
cpfd in our town.
orio Sullivan Is quite a pet with
Che girls. He has a horse aud
sleigh.
Frank Rowley is the engineer on
Candies mill. Frank is very III
genius.
The man in OUT town, who
pfpphsclsd that this would be a
,yatlnopsn winter, has decided 70
follow some other business tEan
that, IF Weather prophet. fH (.
IHsFnrge,on's store is the reg
Mar loefng place for the boys after
tbeiEday's work is over. Fergu.
f""p lst1 Jpi's 'el4oW ailu lONes com
,pany,
]. NJ. Greenlee who resides about
three miles from town, has been
Superintendent Of the Baptist S. S.
tOrebult eight years, and on an
average has only been absent about
twice a year,
A drunken man and The payn as
ter Of the 0. c. R. R. are seldom
seen in Unr town.
The public schools Of our sub dis.
tricts wilL.close about the first Of
March, after which j. NJ. Butdett
will teach a select school for a term
of two months. K. N.o.x.
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H. - A'ff - ~ q ~ 50
Of money this term uf Court, twill.
moi bsbecalse they lackedbasiness.
Mrs. Scott has received g, 900
from theiKnighis Of Honor, being
the amounliot which her husband
was insumdin The order 8
1ffatmeti would refuse to get out
Erailroad ties al the ruinous prices
now paid, il would mt be long
until better prices would be offered.
The political PIT is beginning to
boil, and candidatesare looming up
on all sides, and o. all politics,
shades and culafs.
Before you think of spending 80
much money in this town for i'm
provements, IL would be best to Try
and pay Of the town debt.
Pink, yoa ought no. give us
away" as youdid in your last pa
per- you know the charge you made
isnot true. How could you2
Bishop Petetkin's plan loFBnild
a Hospital for Miners in tbe Kan
awha Valley, meets with general
favor.
Republican papers are Just now
Ilengdgsd ,instHs pleasant rastipe ol
naming the proper candidates for
Democrats tononinate.
Point Pleasant Is now In The
railroad EEL, that promises IN the
future to be The greatest in The
country.
Mr.. Kelsie Casey, If Henderson,
burnt his arm very badly Tuesday
morning, by trying to catch,a heat.
edstove that vas falling.
There are come men who think,
they can run The REGISTER better
than we do. II they win call
around, We will sell The paper to
them, ut a fair ptice.
Rev. James G. Armstrong, we'll
known to.our people, has been sus
pended from the Ministry for a
term often years, for immoral con
conduct.
Any one wanting to purchase
Kansas lands, would do well TO call
on Mr. T, N Boggess, Hartford
City. See his advertisement in to
days paper.
lit had not been for Capt John
L. Charles, getting coal by railroad.
the people Of this town would have
suffered during the late blizzard;
and TO his credit be it said, the
price was not raised.
The Board Of Pension Examin
ing Surgeons Of this city, meet ev.
cry Wednesday al 10 A. NJ. and are
kept busy examining late Union
soldiers, eithertOr increase, original
or restored pension.
The streets, payements aud crts
ings arein a miserable condition,
and the shovel brigade shoqld be-
put to work upon them. The men
can manage well enough, butt lisa
great annoyance 10 the ladies.
We have in the confines of our
Mason county cells, Eve lunatics.-
1t is a shame and a disgrace to hn.
manitY and christianity and a
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR "A YEAR
For tho Cheapest aud BEST Family NsWspa.
per In West Virginia.
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ruE WHEELING
IN TELLIGENCER

UNILII sENINHENIV Mo WEEkLV'
NIL year iSs6 will include l0ng session u Cong.
] TeAS h Nhieh the Tariff and the condition d the
elective franchise ~ the South viii he DISCUSSED
The labor INTEREST," Of the country will atfart 10.
creaSing attention. The lnielligenesrWill cover
thoroughly and imparially every matter Of pubIis
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Terms positively cash at Mrs.
H. y. Bowlings
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Biggest, Brightest,
Best.

HON ONE YE:A 81.
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unprecedented Attraction!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EXTRAORDINARY iglRTEaLI llINIiG

In the Academy o. MuSici New Orleans,
Tuesday March 10, 1880,
Under the personal supervision and
management Ui
Gen G. ,BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana
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IoTrERY.

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Frtaag eshti jee an iIf AealAl6 ga Qaafi
tstls DdfiNgs u TAe I.6liisialla SAT-
Lgtlstt G9iatldnN, and inftlselg hiaaoftaHi
csalfol tit LnilriGR ttftistipti ala tknttht'
SANG az c0taigCiai jsot k5aosip, fair4itsi
aud u gooa triih ioirad ~ JdSiiti, dad NJ
at,lsprlseihe tdlaistay ipGif tkls catIfeute,,
tfth fae.sihilfS 81 on yigtahira dldeksd,
it'its airtrtisslaenh.'' y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-07-19
To Our Readers.

Our readers have no doubt observed
that controversy has arisen between
the HERALD and a local contemporary.
This controversy might be extended
through long period, and cover a large
amount of personal abuse ON either side.
The quarrel was not of our own seeking.
On the other hand, we have resisted
the temptation to reply in kind to wan
ton attacks of a personal nature 1t is
not the policy of the HERALD to inhict
upon its subscribers a column or two of
matter each week that concerns its pub
Usher and no one else. Therefore we
wish to assure our readers that this issue
of the HERALD ends the discussion ON
our side. We offer no flag of truce, and
admit no defeat, but refuse to be led
further into an unseemly personal quar-
rel before the public.
We stand ready to prove that all state
ments made by the HERALD in reference
to the questions of fact Mt issue are
strictly true.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-07-19

Thomas Hilton was last heard. of, the
presumption of his death arose and his
] went TO the eight heirs, seven brothers
and sisters and the mother. VIM. Hill
ton obtained the Inheritance from
Thomas TO all these heirs except Mrs.
Smith, of London, who died and left
the inheritance to her son, who in turn
died and left it to his father who could
not be found. This missing fathers in
heritance was ! of ] + ! of ] CD of
the whole estate. This is the part for
which VIM. Hilton cannot now perfect
his title. In 1880 the parties came to
an agreement that Hilton should sue
for the balance of 81, 800 and pay the
costs of the suit whichever party should
win it. The suit has been delayed by
the election of Judge Clementson to
the bench and by efforts to find the mis-
sing heir. Smith. The remarks of the
Judge were as follows:
| do not know why these parties were
not competent to make the first agree
ment and the second also, and by the
terms of that agreement they clearly
postponed and consented to the post
ponement of the day of payment until
the title should be perfected. That the
plaintiff undertook to do, and but for an
other question perhaps in that view of
the case | should feel compelled to dis
miss this complaint, but | think. in view
of all the testimony in this case, the
plaintiff has done ali toward perfecting
this title that he can do, and | do not
think that he ought to be turned out of
court, which might amount to for
fixture of the penalty of this $1,000. l
think he has done all he ought to be re-
quired to do, and all that he can do.
Now if the plaintiff is willing to take his
Judgment, deducting whatever it may
amount to, that the outstanding title is,
as compared to the 81 800. If you choose
to take your Judgment for that, think
it would be equitable and just and will
so decree.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-07-19
Mt. Hone.

As the 4th Of July of 1886 is a thing
Of the past and the excitement has no
longer the ruling power, we win try to
let you hear from our quiet town
Mt Hope did not celebrate this year
but our town was represented at the
various neighboring towns: Fennimorc,
Patch Grove and Cassville.
MIR. VIM. Cooley and Misses Martha
Cooley and Anna White have been visit
ing friends in North Andover where Mr.
and Miss Cooley ha1e been teachers.
Mrs. Brcmmer, an aged lady, was
buried last Friday in the Hermitage
Cemetery.
Mrs. Cas-. Grow. former resident Of
Mt. Hope, died at her home in Mime
sofa last Thursday She leaves nus
band and six small children to mourn
the loss of q good wife and kind and
affectionatc mother She will be buried
in the family cemetery in Mt. Hope next
Saturday
The young folks are preparing for IA
ice cream festival Friday evening. 4
good time Is looked for by all.
The NJ. L. church is again ready for
use and has been greatly benefited By
the L. \. Society.
Preparation, are being rapidly made
for the completion of the High School
building.
Mrs. Jane Bamum and her family are
the happy recipients Of visit from her
son. Mr.. Elbridge Stockwen, and his
family, of Fan Claire.
Miss Ellie Sueu. from Nebraska. is
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
Thos. Taylor
We notice from the North Andoyer
correspondent that AIR Dolphin has pur-
chased the skeleton of buggy to can
yass toI sheriff. bur we can beat that all
hollow; Our candidate. Louis Better.
has bought the entire business. top and
all. Una.