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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-02-19

spent Sunday in this place. What
is the attraction Bob? @
Mr. Bob Patterson was calling
on his "Lula" in this place, Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie Hogg spent al
days in your place, last week.
Mr.. Carl Parker's charming
smiles was seen in the Flats again
Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Gardner was on the
sick list last week.
Will Gardner was mp this
way Sunday looking after his inter,
ests.
Mrs, James Swan spent Saturday
at b J. RedmOnd's, at Clifton.
The Maggie items came out in
thesG0<ette in bright columns last
week, but like all Republicans was
ashamed to sign a name.
Mr.. Ed. Somervill, one of our best
young men, we learn will take his
departure Tuesday for Point Pleas
ant where he has accepted position
as clerk in A. C. Van elders Drug
Store
Miss Ella Gardner made flying
trip to Middleport, last week. =
We think it is high time Sambo
was letting up on the young ladies
of this place, advertising in the
Cincinnati Enquirer, or we will give
him away. BRUNETTE.
SPILMAN IrEMs.-Thinking per-
haps some one would be interested
in the happenings of this place, !
win pencil few of them.
Miss Addie Taylor, of Letart, is
the guest of Miss Omega Parsons
this week.
Miss Annie CIendenin is visiting
friends and relatives at Carbondale
Ohio.
We are sorry to state that Mr.
Bob Patterson is confined to hi.
room by sickness.
Mr. Ezra Booths has sufficiently
recovered from late serious illness
Mr.. Geo. Stewart, of the Flats
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. C. Whit.
Miss Willie Mitchell spent Sun
day at. Clifton, the guest Of Mis-,
Ali Stevenson.
Mr. Val SomerviIIe called on hi
accomplished little lady, at Clifton
Sunday, listenifor the wedding bells
Miss Esarah Whit has returned
home after a weeks visit with
friends at Chester Grove.
Miss Birdie Lecture and Liddi,
Armstrong, of Columbus, Ohio, j
visiting friends and relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Roush, an,
little son Harry spent Saturday AM
Sunday at New Haven.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell is visitin,
her daughter, Mrs. Allie Stevenson
at Clifton, this week. eaf
Some ofOur young ladies are sti)
in the habit of flirting with tn
railroad men. Girls don't fir
with those strangers. 1t may b
intended as innocent amusement OIL
your behalf, but it does not rails
you any in the estimation of thos
whose good opinion you desire
If the girls could only hear tn
ribald manner in which they ar
spoken about in hotels and othe
public places by these flirting mash
ers, their faces would assume an
wear such natural "red" that a
artificial application would be VI
necessary.
The mumps, la grippe and hooI
ingcough are raging in this section
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle has rcturne
to his home in Kansas City after
brief visit with relatives here.
Miss Birdie Parsons and We'd
Fowler, and Miss Maud Mitche
returned home Sunday, after
pleasant and extended visit wit
friends in New Haven.
BIr, Will Parsons is visiting rels
tives in Jackson, this week.
Miss Maud McAllister is visitin
friends in Point Pleasant, TIL
week.
Rev. LYDIA preached an interes
ing sermon at the NJ E. Churcl
Sunday a fternoon.
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Great reduction at Harper's in all
kinds of winter goods. They are
tossing bargains highl .laia
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Bryan & Young have just receiv-
ed their celebrated Landreth garden
seeds. .szassagsazI OF
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1t is now time that candidates for
town officers were making it known
through the columns of the REGIS
TER. All announcements will be
published at one dollar each, cash.
No announcement will be inserted
until the money is paid.
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To O0ID OunRnnleeU I,ur0
for all blood taintr and humoEr, biotches.
eruptiunr and skin diseares Of every
name end nature. Is DR.. Pierce's Goldea
Medicil Discovery. A certincate Of
guarantee froin responsible business
house warrants Il to benefit or cure, or
money refunded.
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DIED.-Saturday, February 18th
1890, an infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
John W.. Gibson. ltis! srsFfta 40
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A new candidate for public favor
has made its appearance at GalIipo-
lis. 1t is neatly printed and wen
edited Monthly publication called
the Advertiser. and Issued by the
Dawntain Printing Company. We
hope the enterprise will be a grand
financial success,
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ChlldReh osy -
Pitchers QaoyeElQs
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DIED-on last Friday morning,
at his home in Apple Grove, this
county, Henry Fowler, an old sold
Ter for the Union, passed away
His disease was consumption. He
leaves wife and six children to
mourn his death.
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DIED.=It is with pain and sorrow
that we are called upon to chronicle
the death of MIR. Matt S. Gibbons,
for many years connected with
Journalism in this county. This sad
event tookrplace at West Columbia,
on Saturday, February 18th, 1890.
The deceased was born June 22nd,
1858. His parents are Rev. G. S.
and Jane Gibbons, of New Plymouth,
Ohio, who are living. OF nine
brothers and sisters he leaves but
two surviving him, Col. John A.
Gibbons. of this place, aud Geo. w.
Gibbons, of Ohio. He spent most
of his younger life with his brother
in this place, to whom he was almost
brother and SON both. The deceas,
ed had an extraordinary mind, and
for many years was the editor and
proprietor of the Republican paper
of this county. Though very posi-
tive in his views and character, he
made friends of almost everybody
He married Ida, daughter of DIR. a,
L. Knight, of West Columbia, who
with two children survive him
Three years ago he moved to Florida
were he contracted the disease O
which he died-consumption. He
was buried last Sunday, the beauties
of the day seeming an answer to his
anxious wish that his burial day
might be Albright, one, Rev. c. g
Pearson, Rector of Christ Church
this city officiated at the funeral.
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The Indies Of the N, g. Church
will give an oyster supper in the
near future.
We think it would be advisable
for some Of our friends to subscribe
for the REGISTER, it's only s1.50 q
year; it would save them the trouble
of running to their neighbors to
borrow.
Success to the REGISTER is the
wish of meddlesome JERnr.
MAUPINs' STATIoN.-Messrs Geo.
S. and C. d. Couch, of Charleston,
came down Wednesday, on special,
to visit their parents.
Misses Lillian Brosius and Lula
Giddings, of Gallipolis, and Katie
Stribling, of Point Pleasant, are
visiting at ]. w. Longs.
Messrs. Geo. L. Sebrell and S. w.
Morgan, spent Sunday at Mr.. John
Armstrong;.
Miss Nj. A. Couch, of South Side,
is visiting relatives in your city.
Mrs. p. S. Couch was called to her
home at Five Mile, Saturday, by the
illness of her father, Hon. A. G..
Eastman, and her brother, Frank.
Z Rev. r.. w. Davis delivered an
excellent sermon, at Leon, Sunday,
and many attended from here, am
ong whom were Misses Rhoda, Ma
ry and Nettie Long and their guests
Misses Lillian Brosius, Lulu Gid
dings Katie Stribling, and Mamie
l.. Gibbs, and Misses Lizzie and F.
Moore Maupin, and Messrs.. James
ii. Long, Ed Brown and Mace Mau-
pin.
We are astonished to see how low
c. w. Maupin has marked down
his goods, and why should he do
this? In order to make room and
place for new spring stock, that will
be here soon. Now is the time to
lay in supply. Call at either OF
his stores. DUTcH.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers castoria,
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o. B. Harper is offering great
bargains! That means he gives 80
much value in his goods that they
are worth more to you than the
money you trade for them. You
make money ON that kind of deal.
l don't understand how he sells his
goods at profit, and yet sells them
away below the prices others ask
He does i'll He might do up his
goods in perfumed. gilt-edged pa.
per, but what would you caro- for
that? You are on the make or the
save, and he will save you money
in every line of goods he carries;
such as staple and fancy dry goods,
dress goods, fancy goods, notions
etc.
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RifE h NEWS -Ine AOe McDOn-
aid, Capt. Cole, left Saturday with =
heavy tow, for Cincinnati.
The Robt. Pritchard. Capt.
Duling, arrived from below, with =
tow of empties, Tuesday.
The Onward, Capt. Moore. ar
rived Tuesday night with a tow of
empties.
The Chas. Caldwell which has
been on Armstrong Bros docks, left
Saturday, for GreenvilIe, Tenn.
The Annie L., Capt. Davis. came
out from the mines Sunday, and
returned with empties.
The Iron Cliff, Capt. stout. came
out from the mines Sunday, and
returned.
The VIM. Ernst, Capt. Martin,
came out from the mines Saturday
with tow, and returned with emp
ties.
The Crown Hill. Capt. Fox. came
down from the mines Saturday with
tow, and returned with empties.
The Weather-For to-day, rain;
followed by cold wave.
River 30 II. by government gauge
and rising.
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DEAD.-Death has agar, invaded
the family Of one of Hartford City s
most respected citizens, and taken
away A. L. Sehon, Esq This, sad
event occurred last Sunday morn
ing about o'clock, at his beautiful
home, just below Hartford HeIhad
been sick for some time, but none
of his friends thought his condition
so serious, or that death was SO near
at hand. He leaves a wife and sew
eral children and a large number Of
relatives and friends to mourn his
death. The deceased was. a man
respected by his neighbors, and be-
loved by all who knew him. We
tender our sincerest sympathy and
that of our people TO the bereaved
and griefstricken family. His fu-
neral took place on Tuesday, and
was in charge of the Masonic Ord
err of this place, of which deceased
was an honored member. His re-
mains were inferred in the family
burying ground, near this city.
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STATIONERY

always hand including different grades and sizes of
papers and developers Pens in great variety both steel
aud gold.
SMALL MUSICAL WARES.
such vious and Bows Banos, Aeeordeon., &C., and
large stock of sPEcTAcLEs and EYE GLASSES, in
vito the attention of the public.
an. %. 1seO-ly.
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MAGGIE ITEMs.-Mrs. C. E. Hogg
and little daughter Mary was the
guests of Mrs. ]. NJ. Long, Thurs
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Mrs. Lon Gardner was on the
sick list last. week.
Mr.. Will Gardner was mp this
way Sunday looking after his inter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-31
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Gnbernatorial Contcst-Much spccu-
Iation.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch

Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch-l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 30.-In the
Joint assembly to-day Senator Morris. q
member of the minority of the Contest
Committee, closed his argument on behalf
of General Golf. His argument was no.
thing more than the confirmation of tho
minority report, aud ran in the same line
"a laid down by General Golf and his at
torneys in discussing COTS claim to the
poyernorship, and which has been fully
published In my dispatches. Chairman
Kee. Of the Contest Committee. will close
for Judge Fleming tomorrow, after which
an adjournment will be taken to Saturday
or probably Monday. After Kee closes
each member of the Joint assembly will be
allowed ten minutes in which to explain
his vote.
Senator Smith. Republican who has
quite sick. was brought here last night in q
special car.
The Republicans have their full strength
here except Buxton. who is absent and
paired with Democrat until next Mon
day. 1t is generally believed that no vote
will be reached until Monday, as by that
time all of the Democrats and Republicans
will be in their seats.
The Republicans are hopeful, and be-
lieve that they can FIX" some Democrat
and seat Gof. at least this has been ex-
pressed by some of the members of that
marty. The Democrats have their men well
in line and do not fear the result as 10 seat
ing Fleming. Much speculation Is being
INDUCED in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-31
Fatal Texas Epidemic.

ST.. LOUIS, January 30.-Advices come
from Cook county, Texas that very fatal
epidemic strongly resembling meningitis is
raging in the western part of that county.
The patients die in many instances in a
few hours after taking the disease. Twenty
five deaths are reported from the malady
in the last twenty-four hours. So far the
physicians have been unable to check IFS
ravages and it has already spread over the
country TO an alarming extent. Great ex-
element prevails and many of the citizens
are fleeing from their homes to other To-
calities not yet visited by the plague.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-31
CLINTON HATCHER CAMP.
A Conference Observation-Disclosures Of
ex.Confederatc Generals.
,~.s...., NJ the Richmond DisnatchI

A Conference Meefing-Entertainmc Of
e1.Coufederase Generals.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDaschl
LErspuna, Va, January 30. 1890.
A conference meeting OF members of
Clinton Hatcher Camp, Confederate Veto
rams, was held here on yesterday. to per-
feet Arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of Generals Thomas L. Ros-
SER. Wade Hampton. M. @: Butler, W. II.
+. Lee. w. II. PAYNE, p. II. Maury, aud
Eppa Hunton, who are Expected to be in
Ieesburg on February 18th TO deliver adj
dresses before the camp and the public.
n was decided to have the speaking both
in the AFTERNOON and night in the new Opera
House. After the night meeting a banquet
will be given in the new hotel, to which
ali ex-Confederates are welcome.
Committees were appointed on Reception,
Ranouet, and Ways and Means. The fol-
lowing are the COMMITTEES on General
ManaSement: John Y. Bassell, Adiutant
John GRAY. Major John Nj. Orr. and Com
mander- Colonel +. V. White, er-oficio. In
addition to the camp there will doubtless
he number of "old rebs +" from other
sections. and the event will be pleasant re-
union of old soldiers and their friends.
The committees will spare no pains to make
this gathering q success in every particu-
lar. CATocrIS.
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- j. ~. name FOR the nomination to Con-
:, r,e ~ in nj the Third district; The counties
have not laid claim to this honor for many
wears. and Il is hoped that their wishes win
be consulted next fall. ..p
Rev. A. 4. Holderby. OF tne fresbyterian
church. left here yesterday ior Atlanta, to
preach there next SUNDAY. Inc congre-
a.on there .ch have ther charge 'ffr sus q
i nnru he the caae. Ashland will not only
Lose a fine preacher. but man Of sterling
worth and integrity. 4. L. O. 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-31

"a a type OF thousands Of young girls who
arc emerging from the chrysalis stage OF their
existence, as they enter upon their teens
Nervous, egcitable. irritable, stirred by
strpnge. unknOWablc forces within them,
each mystery unto herself our girls need
the tcndcrcst care. the most loving, patient
oversight and the aid Of DR.. Picrce's Favorite
Prescription, TO safely. carry them through
this critical period. during which, in too
many lives, alas, are sOwn the seeds OF dls-
trcssing forms OF diseases peculiar 70 the
female sex. But this boon TO womanltiDd
will prevent oil such diseases, or cure them
Il they have already seized a victim. Woman
owes IL 20 herself, 10 her family. and TO her
social station. TO be well and strong. Let
her then not neglect the sure means Of cure
"fayorte Prescription " is u legitimate medi-
cine. carefully compounded by an experienced
and sl1llful physician, and adapted to womans
delicate organization. 1t is purely vegetable
in its composition and perfectly harmless
in its effects in any condition of the system.
Sold by druggists; Sl.OO, or six bottles for
500.
Copyright, lsss. by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-31

CPECIAL AUCTION SALE
- TO-DAY
AT 1OH O'CLOCK OF DESKS FROM SENATE
CHAMBER, Carpets, FURNITURE. MAT
1INGS. ec.-I we'll sell
TODAY
at my auction-rOoms. without limit or reeerye-
lot OF DESKS from State senate chamber.
9 splendid CARPETS from tue Governors
house-75 and o yards each;
with other FUHNIrURE and MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES.
Also, a large consignment OF FURNITURE, &c,
such as -
PLAIN aud MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS,
ROLL SPRINGS, W0VEN-WIkB SPRINGS,
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES:
Large lot TkA-kErTLEs, PANS. POTS,
OAK CHAIRS, WILLOW ROCKERS, OFFICE
Large BLACK WALNUT OFFICE or HOTEL
DESK.
Also, from parties declining housekeeping
Several good CARPETS, BOOSTERS and Pill
LOWS, QUILTS. COT NTkRPANES,
TOILET SET, TABLES, and SOFAS;
Lot CROCKERY AMI GLASSWARE:
Splendid lNG-STOYE, in perfect order;
and many other ARTICLES, 700 numerous to
mention. j. ii. VALENTINE,
js3i Aucuonesr.
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yg,HE ATTENTION OF THE PUB
4 Lie GENERALLY AND THE LADIES
ESPECIALLY Is CALLED TO OUR FkiDA ~, -
SALE OF SUPERIOR NKW AND WELL~hEPT
SECONDHAND FURNITURE
THIS FRlDAY) MORNING, JANUARY u, 1887
AT 10 o'clock. Wo name In part ,,,,,,,,,
Elegant CRUSHED PLUSH PARLoh sulIs-
cherry frames; .. s..-,,.,
REP AND PLUSH PARLOR sUIIS-wainus
frames;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS-marble top.
WALNUT AND POPLAR WAkDkOBBs,
PIER MIRRORS,
HALL-RACks,
BUFFRTS, ,,,,,,e
OAK, ASH. ARD POPLAR CHAMBER eUiiS-
8 and 10 pieces. .
HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES,
PLUSH TABLE-COFEks,
BLANKETS,
FEATHER PILLOWS,
OIL-PAINTINGS, &c, &C.
Don't fail TO attend our sale and secure bar-
gains Consignments Of goods Of every descrip-
ton solicited and prompt returns guaranteed.
TUkNlCLIEFE ~ co,
tn3i General Auctioneers.
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ISLE OF wIaHr
rew Notes Gathered In suithnsld.
rcorrsspondsnce OF the Richmond Dlspasca.I

ff.orrsspondenoo OF the Richmond Dlspatcn.I
gxTrmnfD, Va. January ~. 1890.
Yesterday was County Court dav In
crryv. There was only small crowd in
.tteodance. Judge Rives was present but
$40 on tho bench only so long "a was
necessnry to attend to the most urgent
hus;ness, when he adjourned court and
,oot 10 his bed with la grippe.
Representatives of some of the leading
bns;r,ess firms of this place attended the
court. They state that where they used 10
take orders for ten or fifteen tons of ferti-
jizers on January court-day on this occa-
sion they took none. They attribute this
10 tbeaggressiveness of the Farmers ALI
ance in that section as much as TO the in
ability Of farmers to buy.
SNAIL SALES.
Merchants are complaining that sales are
smaller than they ever knew them at any
season Of the year.
Many of the farmers are said to have lost
their pork on account of the warm weather.
Mr.. L. T. Harper, of Suffolk. was in town
the other day In the interest of the pro-
posed railway from here to Suffolk.
Mr.. Lewis Atkinson, son of DIR. Archer
Atkinson. OF Baltimore, has been spending
the past week with relatives, the Thomases
Miss Aida Wilson is visiting Miss Cau-
sey. of Suffolk.
The delegates from our Young Mems
Christian Association to the State Convcn-
ton at Portsmouth, Va, February 18th,
are Messrs. w. b. Folk, J. J. Johnson. A.
S. Barrett, j.. i. Hayden, and I. J. Barham.
Mr. Il. Il. FERGUSON. of Orbit, Isle OF
Wight county, Va, secretary and treasurer
of the Isle OF Wight and Nansemond Lum-
Der and Transportation Company, has been
confined to his room for several days past
with q severe case of la grippe, but is
gradually improving. TRAMP.
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By Henry L. staple ~ Co.,
Real Estate Aucii feers.
ilOs Main strtt
TRUSTEES AUCTLbN SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTbN SALE OF
4 LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
virtue OF certain deed OF ~ from John Bar
cume. dated November 2hls-b' ana duiy re-
corded In tho CLERKS once thesternel1 Coun-
~ Court In Deadlock M. u page 10, ueitult
having been made In the IaTinent OF mo o.u'
thereby secured, and beilf ~ required oy ihe
beneficiary, shall oner Fr ssle TO the hiEness
bidder, at public auctlonson the premises, on
TUESDAY. FEpuARY 4, 1870,
Mt O'Clock p NJ. tho pEDPERTY described In
the said deed as "a &C tsin lot, piece, or parcel
OF land with the imp fgemenis thereon, stu
sted in the county o4hesicrheld, on tne iog-
bin road. couteiningYi9'. ACRES" The pro-
perty Is situated sbat eight miles from Man
chester.
TRRus. Cash "a tokhe expenses Of executing
this trust and 10 pa oil debt Of six hundred
dollars. with in.cref thereon from tho 2O,h No.
yember. 1856. and afy taxes thai may be quo and
unpaid, anJ the reedue, II any, upon such terms
as may be ann 1ur1sd ~ the time OF sale.
HENRY l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
HENRY L. STlPlrs * CO., Auctioneers.
jae',25.se ., 20 30,3l, Fe i.2&4-l0t
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ASHLAND.
Regrets-Ihe Coliege-Political.
Correspondents OF tho Richmond D.spatch.l
AMMAN Januarv 20 1890.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond D,spatch.l
ASHLAND, January 80 1890.
The friends of Rev. j. Il. Whitley are
grieyed to hear of his transfer from this
station to Trinity church in Richmond.
MIR. Whitley has been here for more than
two years and has endeared himself to all
our citizens, irrespective OF creeds. lie
takes the place of Rev. j. X. Sturgis, who
has been renewed for the time being.
The long pending post-ofhce controversy
has been definitely settled by the confirma-
ton of Mr.. John Fl. Blunt. who was APP
pointed last October, and whose nomina-
ton has been the source of irregular battle
in Washington. The news arrived here to-
day, and his friends are jubilant.
TIE COLLEGE.
Examinations at Randolph-Macon Col
lepe are ia full blast. The students Csc
odd are as busy as they can well be, each
irving TO Guido their college fellow. The
class OF physical science is large. and most
OF the young men are already preparing fol
the spring games. The one-mile run will
DO feature, as medal will be offered by
one of the citizens who 10 interested in this
department.
x large force of workmen are engaged
about the depot and above Ashland making
many changes that will improve our town.
Hon. II. H. Cardwell, Speaker Of the
House Of DelegAtes. was in Ashland . day
= - aso md Ravs his friends his consent