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BOOKS OF TaIE WEEK.

CHURCH AND STATE IN THE UNITED STATES
The Am rcsn Ide. Of Religious Hbert, aud ID
PHILIP soHAFF D. D, LID fiape s of the A,,es
iesn his'Yris Assoeiation.-Vol. II. NO. Al New
THEIR WEDDING JOURNEY By w. D. Howxrts
author Of W. nitau life" "Itslian Journeys" etc
etc With an ADDITIONAL q. ch.pter on Niagsrs Re.
houghtoD. NJ fiin Co. Washington: A T. wither.
LETTE 5. SENTENCES AND MAxrMs. By LORD
SAISrE- bEuvE, de Acadepsie Francaise. f"Knick.
nan's sons. Washington: A. s. witherbee CO.
PHYSICAL CULTURE: For Home and school-sc,.
critic and Practical BY Prof. D. a. Down, Of the
80 fnSs a New Sert Fowler Mss
Co. Washington: A. =. witherbse q Co.
HEADS AND FACES: How to Stud Them. A Manual
BY Nelson slzEk and \. = DaArT1x; For.ieth
ington: A. s. Witherbee 4 Co.
HOW TO s. CCEED AS A sTENoGRAPHER OR
TYPEWRIi Err: Quiet Hints AID Gentle Advice
New aI sms Well. CO. TO-
ington: A. S. Witherbee 90.
THE OF. LOGICAL HIsToRy OF PLANTS, By Sir
ssss VOL I TIIr, New Kew. York: D Appleton Co
WOMAN AND THE COMMONWEALTH: or. A Qur.-
FIoT OF ES Sr sDt,e ~ ssoas. En- An.
lin Co. Washington: A :. Witherbes & CO
A BATON FOR HEART. A Romance Of American
Ssnds; Life IL r.e r. .i az Bnsya"
Illustrated. Chicago: Rand, Mentally 4 CO
SPEECHES. ETC. BY JAMES BowEs EvrnHAnr. au.
s snSr 4 lu Gs.s New YORK;
soma Wilmington: A s. Wi.hsrS . { Go. ''"''"
LIFE OF THOM As HOPKINS GALLAt DIET. Founder
Holt CO. washington: Robert BssiL
LES TRoIs RoIs By ESs.,r z: N.vH .uthor Of
burg: Jos. Eichbaum b Co. Washington: A. g.
g. Warrington: A. i %iihsr6ss TO g. '''A'A .
M1S9E Tale q Lev e and lIn.rsrs By
wsliss raSiishias W %. .''~ '''' N'" ''',' Ans
Il Ehs si' 3 Appleton q ES:s
nv Xs,s, I my aoiss g. N.sSias'sn; VIM:
H1sssssa ss s:;s !. : ss'1 s::.ss s'sss ss
n; s sSfi: D. Appleton : Co w'ah'nss0n' Rob-
A .a,so a II An Crown NC chiasso: Dsnasoa
PATIENCE ss.ssa Mp . e. S O. RAD
New York: The Minerva rnb'ishins Co
All Drsnks the aAaae - the Drunk.
From the Philadelphts TtmsA
novel bet was lately decided IN q restaurant
In this city. gentleman asserted that the ma
tority OF mon did not know what they were drink
Ing ana offered to bet that he could confound any
one 50 that he could not tell water from whisky.
One Of the party accepted the wager. and the pre-
partitions began. The man was 1xt b.indfolded,
and then \ number OF glasses containing water,
milk whisky, sherry. ciArot, Rhine wine, and gin
were set out on the bar. They were ha dod 70 the
name he liquor after tasting Il. he xot through
the hsc brxvoly until ne came 70 The an, Whlch
he casled port wine. Then the man starred him
had been knocked ally. He called mix water,
aud nnnliy was forced 70 admit that Ill the uQnogi
tanted aiiAe and that be hA0 lust his BET
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The German reichstag approved the antisocfai-
Isl DILL I'm the form recommended by the commit
Tee. rejecting all the government proposals fos
increased stringebey
Frank Green, son OF Re n Admiral Green, OF the
United states Navy, was run over and killed Tues
day afternoon oy . train on the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas railroad, near New Orleans
Great storms and losses OF life y avalanches
continue on the Continent or Europe.
The mayor Of Cork vas convicted OF the
charge OF assauiting police sergeant nj plan Of
campaign meetlug and sentenced 20 fourteen days
imprisonment wttnouI hard Labor.
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l1berAlly to this end, as she had done Tor the II.
raised for tue object, and the fine monument was
ordered from Mr.. Z. ROuss au, at cost or S., 600
and dedicated on May y, 1868
TIE FRANKLIN COMPANY.
The meeting whica resulted In the formation of
the Franklin company, or No. 2, Was held on the
last day OF December, 1914 james II. Blake pre-.
tary. Messra Peter Lonax, ClotworIhy Stephen
son. Roger C. Weightman, James N. varnuln and
frame rules and obtain s1oscrib 70 70 a fluid with
which 70 purchase apparatus, &C. This company
Vas given charge OF The engine purch .sed By the
small frame building just south OF where the
Treasury building now stands. few years after.
ward . new house Was built near the present
north front OF the TreasurJ building. THIS was
small wooden STRUCTURE and IL Was surmounted
BY n tower IN WIN was y clock with gong, the
ONLY public ume-piece In Gust section.
THE RNarNR
nrst used was Q primitive machine, with copper
cylinders and prodiyiously long arms, but this
wore out and q new engine was ordered TO be
built BY the Celebrated Patrick Lyons OF Philadel-
phii: This engine was known for years After
Vat, ward as, % me -rsaehon" TIE company At This
81 unss and snsS came W ". Kiss, r. " In is M
space north OF tue, Avenue ana West Of i c
eef, but soon afterward another house was
built ON the opposite triangle. faci,g 14tn street
AAS sotC Nudi sOS L. NOltAo3u Wa LILO pG63l0c0L
and, N 1877, the name Franklin was adopted
ar McClintock Youn {. for many years chief cierx
OF the Treasury, succeeded Mr.. Goldman az presi-
dent Prior to 1880 the Old Union Debating
Society occupied the public hall In the Q como
story OF the building, and numbers Of its members
ran with The company.
THD HOUSE WAS DEMOLISHED
In 1857, and the company rem we'd TO d street,
near l2lh, and kept up its organization until the
paid nre department came into existence In 1854
On It's roll OF membership there were the names OF
many Of our prominent cilizens. There wert
times when the rOWdy element seemed TO get the
upper hand OF the more statd nremen, but such &C.
casi0ns were rare. Among the presidents moi
aiove named were w. klrkwOod, ]. A. M Duncan.
son. Robert Coltman, Thomas J. Fisher, c. l. Can
neid. John 7. Mitchell, X T. Dodge, AMI John 81
Sessiord, ex-chief Of the pres nj department
TINS company, IKE the Columbia, pail visits u
receaved nremen vtsitors 70 This city.
rHB PERSEVERANCE, vIR4 coNrANY =
was frst known - the Patriotic organized In 1874
with Dr.. David OFT - its nnt president and Il
worked the engine purchased BY the Post Ono,
Department The nrst location was Q frame build
Ing (part VI the Old school house, at the CenIe
NArAeI This bualdtug becoming dllapadsted m
Government erected . house Tor the company nenI
t.e corner OF TN and Utreetz but after the burn
ing q the poet-olncs new building waA In 1887
erected on NE CORNER Of fonnny wanna avenue aus
eth street The name Perseverance was thc,r
edopeeo THIS honne Was0eskroye0 W IRE Novem
Der xS. 1855, but was rebuilt ana Inc cSnpanj
was organized Among the presldents q this com
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP,
WHAT Will he Done Toward lmprov.
Ing the Cuy This Year.

ZEE ARcHrscTs Busy IN PREPARING puroSs-soNR
OF THs YEw BUSINESS suILDINos TO BE- EREcrRp
ROWS on pRfvAE BoUsEs-aaATrSe AN ENTiKR
SQUARE wrH ONE FfsR
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money which have been expended, there are num-
bers OF people in the Unit States living to the
north OF the Potomac particularly in Philsd lphia,
VINO are still very adverse to the removal OF tue
seat OF Government thither, and are doing all In
their power 10 check the progress OF the build.
In e srs 40 ass
Tho,e who had thus opposed the removal
To Washington were the same who now endeay-
Of their policy, sougn. to keep the city ia con.
dtion which would serv. As an argument In favor
Of the change. As q sample Of the attacks upon
"Letters on the Seat OF Government" published in
1907: "In the mean, lime, be iG known TO the good
Georgia dor may presume, without fear Of con-
tradict.on, that ninety -nine hundred, hs OF the
youth OF the United States grow up 70 manhood
country, that the national Dant.ing called the
City or Washington remains, AFTER ten years OF
expensiy. fostering, rickety infant, unable TO 20
alone. Nature will not be forced sackly enid
cannot be dressed and landed into a healthy
constitution. This embryo OF the state win aiWays
@ a,ssppoin,ent 70 It's parents discredtt 70
godmothers and an eyesore TO all It's relations 10
the reInotest degree OF consanguinity." Crtos
government 10 Philadelphia, 1.-THE very focus OF
foreign and domestic intelligence" Crfto's method
Of using as an argument IN favor OF death the
sickly condition OF the nations "bantling Caused
by
HARsB TREATMENT AND NADRQuAfs suPPoRr
on the part OF It's constitutional PROJECTORS seems
to have been popular. To neglect the infant to
threaten II constantly With destruction, and then
TO urge It's consequent feebleness as o reason for
killing it outright was lavorite policy with its
enemies. After the capture and partial burning
Of the city By the British In 1914, q misfortune
caused mainly by the failure Of the Government
In spite OF remonstrance, TO provide II with ade.
qua,e defenses, vigorous attempt Gas made by
Americans 70 complete the work of Destruction
begun by the British. In the course OF the de-
bate al that time upon the expediency Of remoy.
ing the seat OF Government Representative
Lewis, OF virginia, complained that for the last
ten or twelve yean similar attempts had been
made, the eject Of which was 10 create alarm ana
psraiyze Improvement TO the great injury OF the
pubic. He pointed out that hundreds ana thou
saods OF individuals had been induced from per-
Iect confidence In the permanency of the
seat OF Government TO expend their All in
It's improvement. wno would be reduced to beg.
gary ana want oy ,emoyaL A counties 20
wnom tnr subject was referred reported 4 reso-
iutson Ihat " y inexpedient 70 remove the seat
OF 9overnment Al THIS time from WASHINGTON
ely. a motion 70 strike out 'fnexpedienl" and
insert xx pedient after tae vote OF 08 70 0R Was
oecioed 10 the amrmAtive by the speaker Tne re-
port as amended, was referred 70 tue COMMITTEES
OF tne Woe house and Was PASSED after debate by
vote OF X 70 II. When the bill was rrporyed Is
the house, fntadeiphia Was inserted - me future
capital, and 10 The end. On me Question Of en-
SrossanS the OIL ios taifd rsadtng Il was low BIZ
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mountains dreaming OF havana's giories or may
hap singing 70 n,s nea OF S, an as aps taas
other mas bewildered the brain OF every Cuban
countfyman:
He visto mi amor querido.
Que Inc theme confuId.do!
Iaw my adored
On q street Of Havana
Apr c.ous CuDaIa
Thai head me enthrslled'-
and his kind are here by the thousand TO ada pic
turesqueness to the interesting carnival scenes.
The guaaaflero, the carretero, the lecLero. and a
hundred otner eros, comprising the swarthy
more. Whatever the previous sacr1n or subse-
quent misery, every centavo that can be got with
n the eager grasp OF expectant enjoyment Is
pival season Well IL II thai Lent follows sober
and starve back Into ordinary regime these sm-
wsrI through ali grades Of nuInanS, 70 Ine rcn
and great OF the island the same thing Ia true In
kind and de- ree. Primer domingo de carniv l or
three sundays and of.en by q fourth, wholly ae-
voted to enjoy tnent and revelfy. First earn val
SUNDAY Is cal 20 Z. pasa purely lee appel
Ignorant b. four following sundays are respoc-
lively popularity named Il dom ny0 de Ia vieJs, or
dandy: e. domingo az la ssrdina Or sardine sun
DAY; and the las. not nsaaa,y wsi, regarded oy
sThe Burial OF The Sardine."
vIRsr CARNIVAL SUNDAY.
Quaint, gray ana brilliant at her worst, on FirN
Carnival sunday Havana 10 undoubtedly one Of
the most Interesting Ct lee Of the world Her
blended Moorish, saracen ana Doric architecture
has taken on added ancient seeming from the
single universal decorauOp-the red ana yellow
nags Of Spain in every conceivable form oe festoon
and drapery, disposed In every conceivable man.
mr.. BY daylight the narrow cAlles ana great
paSeos are =
swARMno wIrH TIE LOWER c1Assa 5 ~
In these, their costumes. wayA and sunay-faced
delight, one has - true study q mixed hordes Of
Spain, OF Morocco. and OF Af1ca, q thougu bar
celona and Morocco were put In STIRRING pane
rama together before ones vixion. Until Sfter tDe
'breAkfzst" a the crowded casinos and cafeA
along toward noon, there - Little eise 70 be con-
templated than universal )ol.tty, cheer and song.
Then begins the gradual movement OF the quarter
million souls who exist In Havana, and the thous-
ands upon thousands from every part OF Cuba, 70
wsrda the Louvre. Campo Aarso and the magnin-
Campo Mario 70 Park de a PunIa, By the Sea. UP
Sol OmctoA, Teinte Rey and Obspo streets come
the dense thronG OF mcst1BW or mtxed-ofeeos OF
every sort nom the DARK burners OF kegta frum
veJado and the outlying Villas along the 50 come
great crowds Of merTy-mnkerA Down Ceffo xna
that vino 20 the interior troop statnng masses
OF people While from out the weird receesee o.
Cale hAlaurte quarter come hordes Of the oeneesS
barbar1c and awful. with enough letacnnm u
score q them 70 beuevu WhuAe c1y.
svExyDoDy DoUAL
But On thlsday al are q quail These y she same
license 70 all From the F1ch and great - eoe
most hor1sbay low anA lnss-hsse g sumsonre
seens In mixed coolls end negro iaxEaronl nlos-
traxtve o. the mosS aWtuiiy htdeoos q 0oAb
hsndlwogk N mAn-shece ase bas smile ana nenA'
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A Rx1AnxABll sFohY.-Sample copies Of the
New York Ledger containing the opening chap
now being mailed % every resilient 10 this city.
Th1s Story u entitled, sThe secret Cnamber; Or
The 0ypsyp Vengeance It win be continued IL
No 8 Of the New York Ledger. which e now for
sale by every neWodealer IN the CITY.
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"Yours Truly. 4. s. Witt ,
Additional Voting Precinct Els.
tablisllcd, ArbuckIe District.

WEST VIRGINIA.:
A 7 County Court continued and
II held for the County of Mason, at
the Court House thereof ON Tuesday
January Sd, 1888, the followidg order
was made:
Upon the application of Thomas j.
Sanders and 90 others, voters residing in
the district of Arbuckle, this county,
praying for the establishment of an ad-
ditional voting precinct in said district
at McCulloch School House therein: 1t
is ordered that McCulloch School House
be and is hereby established and APP
pointed as an additional voting place in
and for said district, and to be known as
McCulloch School House Precinct. Ii
is ordered that a copy of this order be
published as required by law.
a copy-Teste:
j. P. r. b. SMITH, Clerk.
By JOS. II. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
jan. lS-4w
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Additional Voting Precinct Els.
1abliShe(l. Lewis District.

WEST VIRGINIA.:
A t County Court continued and
u held for the county of Mason, at the
Court House thereof on Tuesday, Janu-
airy Sd, 1888, the following order was
made:
Upon the application of Thomas A.
Lemaster and go others, voters residing
in the district of Lewis, this county,
praying for the establishment of an ad-
ditional voting precinct in said district
at Hickory Chapel school House therein.
1t is ordered that Hickory Chapel School
House be and is hereby established and
appointed as an additional voting place
in and for said district, and TO be known
as Lemaster Voting Precinct. 1t is or
dered that a copy of this order be pub
lished as required by law.
A copy-Teste:
J.P. r. B. SMITH, Clerk.
By Jos. H. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
jan. 1s-4w
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The following resolutions have
been offered and adopted by the
teachers and scholars of the Sabbath
School, of the Greenbrier Presby-
terrain Church, of this place:
WHEREAS, The Lord has seen fit
to call from among us our Christian
young friend and classmate, STERILE
HUTCHINSON, and
WHEREAS, He had, by his kind
and amiable disposition, endeared
himself to US, to such a degree that
we can not hope soon, if ever, to
have his place filed,
ResolUed, That in this affliction
we recognize a Fathers hand re-
moving one of His own from 'sthe
evil to come" and that we thank
Him for the assurances our brother
gave that he was trusting the Savior.
ReSOlred, That we tender the fam
lily our sincere sympathy in this
dispensation, and pray that the
"Comforter" may bring them peace.
Reso!red, That a copy of these
resolutions be furnished to each of
the town papers, and ono to the
family.
Mrs. N. E. Hale, Mrs. G. X. Timms.
Miss Mollie b. Jones, Miss Matte L.
Jones, Miss Maria McCuIloch, Mrs.
Agnus Ruff, Miss Mollie Simpson,
Committee.
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ADMINISTRATION & Co.,
of this city, on Monday, made an
assignment to Mr.. c. F. Hess, for
the benefit OF their creditors. The
liabilities are about $4,000, and as
sets about $4,000. The preferred
creditors number about sixteen, but
at this time we are unable to give
their names. This firm did an i'm
mense credit business, and failure
to make collections, caused the col
lapse. 1t demonstrates that no bus
mess can be successfully conducted
upon credit. The firm have the
sympathy of their many friends.
Rumor says that they will be able
to pay out in full, in time, if crcdi-
tors are not too grasping. We hope
the firm may be able to arrange
matters SO that they can resume
business in few days.
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SAP DEArH.-Isaac Sterling Hutch

SAD DEATH.-fsaacS Sterling Hutch
inson was born IN Gainesville, Tenn,
April 20, 1868, and died at his home
In Henderson, West Virginia, Feb
ruary 8, 1888, aged 10 years, 10
months and 10 days.
1t is with a sad heart that we
publish the above announcement.
The deceased was model young
man; and was the pride of his family,
as well as his numerous friends. No
one ever spoke of this young man
but in words of praise. 1t is sad,
indeed, that he should be cut down
in the very day of his manhood. In
his death the community loses a
young man who, had he lived, would
have made his mark in the world,
and would have been an honored
and useful citizen. We extend to
the bereaved family our sincerest
and deepest sympathy.
PERsoNALs. Hons. W. A. Quarter,
Wesley Mollohan, d. G. Gallaher,
Malcolm Jackson, E. B. Dyer, Jas.
H. Huling Jas. IA. Ferguson, w. A.
McCorkle, all of Charleston, and
Hon. Jasper Y. Moore, Clerk of the
United States District Court for
West Virginia, were in town Tues
day of last week.
Messrs. B. T. Enos and chas.
Mack, of Gallipolis, were callers at
this Office, Saturday.
w. P. yickers, Esq, editor of the
Putnam Democrat, was in the city
Saturday.
N. G. Pfickett and E. R. McGugin,
two prominent lawyers from Ra-
yenswood, were in the city Monday,
on legal business.
Mr.. W. w Gwinn, of Gwinn Bros,
Glenwood, this county, gave our
Office a business call last Monday.
We had u pleasant call Tuesday
morning from Hon. A. A. Kellar, of
Parkersburg.
We regret to announce that R.
w. Sterling, Esq, Proprietor of the
Stortz House, is confined to his room
by sickness.
Mr.. Will Jewett, has again placed
us under obligation to him for favors.
Will knows what an editor likes.
Mr.. Dan. Monyhan, who was
called to his home in Youngstown,
Ohio, on account of the death of
his father, has returned to the city.
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TRUsTEE's sALE

n pursuance of the terms and provis-
i ions of deed of trust executed by
trustee, bearing date on the LIST day OF
December, 1887, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Mason county, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No. 10. page 302, &c, shall,
On the 2Sill day Of February.
ISSS, at the store-room lately occupied
by said Waggener, in the town of Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, proceed TO sell
by way of public auction, for cash, all OF
the goods, wares and merchandise there
remaining in said store-room; sale TO
commence at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Feb. Law
Printing of all kinds executed at this
Office at city PRICES.
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sutphin, the popular merchant, is
always up with the times. This
week he devotes his advertisements
to farm seeds, to which be invites
the attention of the farmers who
read the REGISTER, (and they all
do.) Besides his stock of seeds, he
has everything in stock that any
one may want. He is reliable,
honest, straight forward business
man. Give him a call.
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Two Omaha Men Happy On
$4,000

Yesterday the two happiest men
in Omaha were at the restaurant
of f. Poppendick, at the corner OF
Howard and Thirteenth SITS. Pop
pendick, the genial host and Robert
Price, wholesale butcher, of Tenth
Street, were the joint winners of a
fourth share of the third capital
prize of $4,000 in The Lonisiona
State Lottery. q, 301 was the lucky
nhinber.- Omaha (Neb.) Bee. Dec.
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CosvIcrED.-George Turner was
found guilty of housebreaking by
the jury, for breaking into the wheat
granery of Chas. T. Beale, and steal
ing heat. The Court has not yet
passed sentence upon him. The
penalty is confinement in the peni-
Tertiary not less than two or more
than ten years. Turner was con-
weed entirely upon circumstantial
evidence The prosecution followed
him 50 closely, from the wheat
granefy to the river, across to Gal
lipolis, and to the mill where he sold
the wheat, that there could be nc
doubt of the prisoners guilt.
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cn.mpIon shorr Irana Jrrrter,

Mr. A. s. White, the well. kn 1Wn author
Of = Whites Photography famous as
the Champion Shorthand Writer of tho
World. received the first prizes in the in.
tcrnational contests at London, Edinburgh,
Paris and Berlin; he came near being per-
mnucntly disabled by rhcuma tism His
recovery by the use of remedy infallibIe
incurirg rheumatism and all blood diseases
is told in a letter from his Office, 02 Wash
ington at, Chicago, dated Juns 20, 1887,
He writes;
Your remedy has done wonderful ser
vice for me. For the past five years I
have been troubled with rheumatic pains.
My right hand had become almost use.
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commend your excellent medicines, and
wish you much suc' ess.
"Yours truly. A. S. WHITE
And here is another witncssi
"BEEToS, Ark, August, 25th. 1887.
Last spring was dangerously afflicted
with erysiprlas, and my life was despaired
of by my physicians. As last hope I
tried s. s. s. and soon found relief. and
in two weeks was able to attend TO my
business. ] used five bottles
So. ii WII-ruoRNE,Ed Saline CDuTter."
Treause OIL Biopi and SKIN Diseases
mailed tIeo NE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer3. All, ..ta, Ca.
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LUCILLE.

WYONA ITEMs.-As am a stran-
ger in your paper will introduce
myself and send a few items.
Writing school is the order of the
day, but good order has not found
it's way into the school.
The festival held at the Shcline
school house was success. We re-
turn thanks to the ladies and gen
tIemen of Point Pleasant and Hen.
dersOn for generous contributions
Snow and sleet is making the
times very iisagrceable in this
neighborhood-
Father Dawault is in poor health.
He is an old soldier and Il pensioner
\ bright little girl has come to
make her home at Mr.. and Mrs
Moses CarIyIo's.
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Programme of the Point Pleasant

Programme of the Point Pleasant
Literary Society, Wednesday even
ing, February Is, 1888: Solo, Mrs.
Rev. R. B. Ward; Select Reading,
Miss Stella Cottrell and 81. G. Nease;
Defamation, Dolph Work; Quar-
tette, led by A. c. Van Glider; Com
position, Gus. Jordan; Orchestra;
Critique, 7. L. Davies; Quartette,
led by Rev. R. B. Ward.