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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-22

Rev. DOnahey preached in Bowling Green
last Sabbath.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-22

Wei can save you money on table linen,
napkins and white goods.
Gro. H. RoHRs & Bro.
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Best all wool Hartfort carpets, only 60cts
per yard at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bros.
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Money to Loan at 9 and z percent
M. KNUPP, Napoleon %.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.

Thefollowing transfers hav g been reeStd1-
ed since our last issue:
Karsner to Miller, lots In Florida ....-e sSoo
r Scott to X Scott, 80 seres In Marion tp SO
A Engler to e A Miller, 50 acres in Damascus 80
Up WV
Hnsss' Hate van . ..:........... 49, - 800
j DHigh to q D Miller, lot in Liberty Gem -.
tor. '''''' Az Az
Bell to Dillon, sax In Bartlow tp........ 4Io
q M Mussey to Lstimore, lots in Deehler 80. 25O
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See the new aprons ct 25c each at Geo. n.
Rohrs q Rros.
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Lowest prices and largest stock of millin'
cry at Mrs. Frease's. 1t will pay you to call
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-22

Mr.. Long and wife, of Antwert, were guests
of his father, Geo. Long, and family during
the past week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-22

Buy the Foster kid gloves at Geo. h.
Rohrs 4 Bros.
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Last Tuesday DR.. Marvin was called TO
Mungen, Wood county, o., on professional
hnsiness.
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W. Smith and wife, of Lyons, Ohio, are
visiting friends in the city.
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New hemstiched hounces cheap. at Geo. n
Rohrs & Bros.
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See the China Dress Silks at Go per yard,
at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bros; they are worth 20
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LR. Hsrkimer and wife, Of WoOdville, o"
are making this city their home for the pres
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Draper Smith, of Omaha, Neb., was shak-
ing hands with old Napoleon friends iaA
week
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Woke entertained a
large company of their friends last even
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Mm.F. BInzley. Dentist.
Horse for Sale.

Rooms over Humphreys Drug Store.
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CLEAN UP!

The notice and program for Decoration Day
services will be published next week.
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Buy the Foster kid gloves at Geo. b.
Rohrs 4 Bros.
W. Smith and wife, Of Lyons, Ohio, are
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woke entertained a
large company of their friends last even
ing.
See the China Dress Silks at go per yard,
at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bros; they are worth %
cents.
L. R. Herkimer and wife, Of Woodville, D."
are making this city their home for the pres
ent.
Draper Smith, of Omaha, Neb., was shak-
ing hands with old Napoleon friends last
week.
Last Tuesday DR.. Marvin was called TO
Mungen, Wood county, o., on professional
business.
Mr.. Long and wife, of Antwert, were guests
of his father, Geo. Long, and family during
the past week.
Lowest prices and largest stock of millin-
cry at Mrs. Frease'r. 1t will pay you to CALL
II
The fire department left early wednesday
morning for Deshler, accompanied by the
band, in all about 70 strong.
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order of Publication.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGrNA.
MAa0T GoErn7r,T -

mason COUNTY, s..
a T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
- Circuit Court for the county OF Mason on
Monday, the 7th day OF April, fee0.
H Fry, L. +. Fry and w. N. Fry. Partners.
as III. Fry A sons.
W..
The CampbelI's Creek Coal COmpauv. n Cor
poTatlon-
Trespass on the case, and upon Attachment.
The object Of the above entitled suit "A to
recover from the defendant damage Tor n
wrong, amounting 70 the sum OF 10000 IN
this to-wft: That the defendant tErongfnlIv
and unlawfuliy Obstructed, Injured and DAM
aged a certain landing belonging TO pInfnfIffs
which said landing u situate on the fIoutl,
slue OF Ine Great KanaWha river. in Mason
county, West Nirginia. said landing heinz.
used by PLANTING, for the purpose of MOVING
Darges, boats and other crafts for profit and
nlre' and also 20 attach the real estate OF I'M,
SAID defendant, and TO subject the same 10
the above demand And Il appearing f5T affi-
dayit, Med In said suit that the defendanf IL
a foreign corporation, and that there n mo
person within said county upon whom SER
wee OF process can be served: the said de-
fendant e required 20 appear here within one
month after the first publication OF this order
an. 5 DO what Is necessary TO protect its inter-
r. z. MITCHELL, Clerk.
domil i q Wiley Hogg BelIef,
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SALE OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.
THE undersigned Committee will on
SATURDAY.. Anril 2Rih. $500.

i Saturday, April 26th, 1870.
between the hours of u o'clock NJ. and
, O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, at the May
or's office. of .'The Town OF Point Pleas
ant in Virginia" in Mason County.
West Virginia, publicly sell to the
highest bidder, in writing, for cash,
ninety COO coupon bonds of said town.
Forty of said bonds are of the denomin-
alton of Five Hundred Dollars (S5O0.O
each, and fifty OF the denomination of
One Hundred Dollars SlOO.00) each, and
all bear date the 18th day OF January,
1890, and become due on. the 18th day
of January, 1924, and are redeemable, at
the pie asure of the Council OF said town,
anytime after ten years from the date
thereof. All of said bonds bear inter-
est from date at the rate of six per cent
per annumn, payable on the 10Th day
of January of each year, upon the sur
render of the matured interest coupons
thereto attached. The principal and
interest of said bonds are payable at
the merchants National Bank OF West
Virginia at Point Pleasant, West Vir-
ginia." None of said bonds will be sold
for less than the par value thereof, and
the said Committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids that may be made.
JOHN G.. STORTZ,
w. r. GUM,
march 10. 1S90-4w. Committee.
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GONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-oNE MIL
LION DOLLARS of new insurance
written in 1889, is the gratifying
announcement of the New York
Life Insurance Company, in its re-
port printed in another column.
That means about forty thousand
persons insured for an average
amount of nearly four thousand
dollars each. 1t means that, over
one hundred thousand people have
come under the protecting care of
the Company during the year.
There is no better protection for the
Family, Old Age, or the Estate, than
"a policy in this grand old Company.
1t is difficult to conceive how a man
can be content to remain uninsured
when insurance contracts have been
made so attractive as the New York
Life's, both as to protection in case
of death, and cash returns to the in
sured in case he survives certain
selected periods. The Company's
admirable system of policies has had
much to do with it's popularity and
growth. Both are we'll deserved
and destined to continue.
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ASHTON ITEMs.-Farmers are very
busy blowing.
Mrs. James Hereford is not ex-
pected to live.
One of the good-looking young
widowers of this place is always
going up to MERGERS Bottom. /
wonder what the attractions are?
Ask Miss Katie Carroll if she
knows the Telegram Operator is to
be married soon.
Mr.. Robt. Clark expe' is to leave
in a few days for Pittsburgh, where
he will enter the Iron City College.
Quarterly meeting at Moore's
Chapel, the first Saturday and Sun
day in May.
Miss Willie Hanly, of Mt. Olive,
was visiting her cousin, Miss Kate
Carroll, at this place, last week.
Miss Jennie Haniy, of this place,
will leave in a few days for Hun
tington, where she will spend the
Summer with her sister.
Dew DROP.
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order Of Publication.
~ o. VIZ VIRGINIA.
MAsos corSTY, IS:


mason COUNTY, IS:
a Rules held IN the Clerks ONCE or .he
circuit Court, for the County or, Mason
on Monday, the 18th day OF A pFiI. A ID fsrs6 -
l. b. Colwell,
W..
Eliza q. Jacobs, John w. Jacobs n n Col
Wen, ID. u. ColWeIl, Administrator OF the e.
tatS OF James y COiWeII, deceased n IA
gotWels Administrator OF the esfafs, m i,.<1
W.C0lWells deceased, A. q CoIWell fsaiife
A-ColWen, J.. d WItheFs, Guarsfiaf, n :
cc.Soiwel and James 8 colweII, Mary n.
Eoiwel. Mary w. COlwell, Cora A. CSolxTeil
La W. Colweil.-sln Ohaneery -
Inc object Of the above entitled suit "a to
yaDtaln Partition among those entitled
Ineretos OF n certain tract OF land ff,r,faI,f,,-
~ acres situate In Mason county, Vyesf VIZ
klnla, and owned in Fee by said Jane =
Solwen a. the time OF his death, 10 make n
proper division and disfrfbufIon cf also,,f
Ngy.U OF personal property BELONGING to me
sala arnes y ColWell At the fine IN lfa dean,
.l1 lof lnal purpose 10 settle the nccoIfrt1 m
saa % y ~. Httherss as Guardian OF said Jns
?. LolEell, deceased And IL apTsearfTu nv
AIl.aatSlt Med that the defendant. II, w col
Isn1S non-resident or this state the aid
os.e miami Il required TO appear here Within
one month after the date OF the firsf rtlIiIes.
ion OF This order and do what Is neceessrx ~,
project her interests in this suit -
.n,no r. E. MITCHELL, clerk.
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Returning many thanks to the
kind friends who removed my Office
furniture, books and medicines from
my Office. When L arrived nothing
was left of the building but my
front door and slate attached. My
loss about S2O0-no insurance, it
having expired when my lease ex-
PRED and 1 failed to renew it. For
the present can be found at the
Drug Store of Mr.. Geo. w. NJ. Hoofl
or at my residence.
L. F. CAMPBELL.
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There were no services in Trinity
church last Sunday, on account OF
the illness of the pastor. He came
out at the first alarm of the fire bell,
about 2 o'clock, and gave his SER
vice to the fire sufferers, till day
light, or till the fire was subdued.
He injured his breast and shoulders
passing up through the bach of the
Laidley building, consequently was
advised by his doctor to cease work
for a time at least.
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Who will excel on the night of
the goth? Each business man is
exerting himself to have the most
attractive advertisement and adver-
tiser. Many beautiful costumes
have been purchased, and every
effort is being put forth to make the
eTraders Carneval' the most at
tractive entertainment of the season.
Admission only % cents for adults,
and Is cents for children, no re-
served seats, ':first come first serv-
ed" The curtains go up promptly
at p. m. Let everybody come.
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LETART ITEMs.-Mr. C. r. Robb,
o. r.. r. r. Agent of this place is
spending few days at his home
with his parents and friends. Mr..
White of Middleport, is filling his
place until he returns.
Miss Victoria Blaine is attending
school at Leon, this summer.
The primary school of this place
being taught by Miss Ora Greenlee
is progressing nicely; the little folks
say they like her real well as teach
er.
Miss Mamie Dowery, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G..
w. Brinker, will return to her home
at Mt. Washington, Ohio, this week.
Joseph l.. Grimm has sold his
patent coffee pot right of Mason
county to his father.
The Str. Bob Ballard, owned by
the Varian Transportation Co., is
laying at our wharf this week for
purpose of having her wheel en-
larged.
Quite number of our citizens
attended the baptizing ut Tomlin-
son Run, last Sabbath.
l.. E. Roch who has been travel
ing through the South in the in
terest of Corach & Co, of New
York, spent Sunday at home.
Homer Brinker is spending a few
days in the city this week, purchas-
ing goods.
Prof w. A. Roseberry was in
town last Saturday morning shak-
ing hands with friends.
Worl Thomas is visiting relatives
at Buffalo this week.
Mr.. Thomas Baker, who has been
in South Omaha, Nebraska, for the
past year, returned to his home last
week, and we hope he may soon re-
cover from his serious illness.
We wondered why it was that
Judge Polsley, of Roam Oak, was
wearing such u smile last Saturday,
because he has succeeded in max
ing another mash.
JENNY LIND.
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L. F. CAMPBELL.

LEG BRoKEN.-On last Friday
Mr.. lobe Lewis, overseer on Mr.. G.
G. Miller's farm, was driving a team
of young horses, and becoming sea-
red run away, throwing him from
the wagon, the wheels passing over
one of his legs, breaking it; he was
also considerably bruised about the
body.
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FIRE. FIREll FIRElll-TomIinson
has big stock of plows, hardware,
tinware, woodenware, paints, oils,
varnishes, and in fact any thing
you may want in his line. Call
and see him and get his prices.
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Our article published few weeks
ago on the ACCESSIBILITY of erecting
some good system of "water works"
here, seemsed to have met with the
approval of all our enterprising citi-
zens. The dust has once more APP
appeared in our streets and it's APP
pearance acts as an incentive in our
behalf Surely no man woEeH or
child inside the corporation would
oppose move in this direction, and
if our present town council would
like TO do themselves proud and
pave the way for reelection they
should grasp this opportunity. We
have as good natural resources and
advantages here as could be found
in the q. S., and our patrons may
rest assured we would not advocate
a move of this kind if it would not
prove permanent and everlasting
blessing to our people who for about
six months out of every year live
on dust and filth of which
the atmosphere is full, besides being
deprived of the use of water for
drinking, washing and cleaning
purposes. The cost as we said be-
fore would be trifiing, and the bene-
fit enormous. Again it would be
well for us to remember that disas-
trous CONGREGATIONS are constantly
visiting towns of our size, which
have no means of extinguishing
fires, and literally wiping them
ont of existence, and it is the
biggest kind of folly to imagine
that we are going to be exempt
from similar calamities. And in
this connection we think it but pru-
dent to take some precaution before
it is too late. Our town is full of
frame rows and buildings
and we sincerely hope they
may remain forever undistured by
the fire fiend, but as matter of
fact, the dawn of another day may
sicken the heart of the strongest
man for bed of ashes may be all
that remains of prosperous bust
ness house or a home that was
was made by years of hard and in
cessant toll. Such a state of affairs
is not at all improbable and may be
averted by exercising a little pru-
dence by being prepared for emer-
Sencies of this character. Now
gentlemen of the council we trust
you will look at this matter in the
right light and secure the address
of some good "water works Co.,
open up correspondence at once, and
enter into the spirit of an improve
ment the merits of which can not
be disputed.
NoTE.-Since the above was put
in type, what is predicted came to
pass by Sunday mornings FIRE.
To THE PUBLIC.-We will be
found at Beale's old stand, where
we will be glad to see all of our old
customers and friends. We have a
great deal of our stock which we
will sell at cost. Call and see our
goods and get our prices. We are
ready to do your rOoong and spout
ing, and all kind of shop work.
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r. z. MITCHELL. Clerk.
NOTICE TO TAKE pEPosIrToNs

To Mary Jenkins: Take notice, that on the
18th day OF April, A D., 1890. between the
hOurs OF D O'Clock p. ~. and 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
nj the Law 01ice Of Jnmes. II. Couch Jr.
In the town Of Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
VIII take the deposition Of q. II. aebastlan
W. A. Jenkins, and others, 20 be read In evil
dence In my behalf In n certain suit I'm Chan
Gerry now pending In the Circuit Court fOrfhe,
county OF Mason, and State Of West Vir-
gfnia, In which am plaintiff and Won are
said dispositions shall not be completed on the
day aforesaid, the same shall be continued
rom day 70 day OF from time 10 time, az the
same place and between the same hosirS
until the same shall have been completed.
J. H Couch, Jr., Sol. BY CoanseI.
apr. 81 W.
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ga Letter to Farmers" has been
received, bat as the writer failed to
give his name, it does not appear
a writer's name is necessary requ-
isite to insure the publication of ar
ticles.
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This town is becoming infested
with tramps of the very worst type,
and our town authorities should
adopt rigid measures to get rid of
them and keep them out of town.
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RIVER NEws.-Capt. William 7

RIVER NEws.-Capt. William
Bay, of Ironton. Ohio, was register
ed at the Stortz House, Thursday.
The Onward, Capt. Moore, left
Friday for Cincinnati, with p
pieces.
The c. A. Hill, Capt. PolsIey,
which met with an accident few
days ago, has been repaired by
Armstrong Bros; she went off the
docks Friday. 3
The J. w. Gould, Capt. Wolf,
arrived from Pittsburgh Friday,
with tow for the Onward, and re-
turned with empties.
The ]. s. Mercer, Capt. Terrence,
left Monday for the South with $780,
600 bushels of Kanawha coal.
The Nail City, Capt. Summers,
leaves Wednesday with 100000
bushels of Kanawha coal, for the
South.
The Annie L., Capt. Davis, will
help the Mercer and Nail City with
their tows down as far as Louisville.
The John Dana, Capt. Ed. Burn
side, arrived from Cincinnati, Mon
day with large tow of empties,
and laid up.
Capt. Joe Burnside is home visit
ing his family, at Middleport, Ohio.
Capt w. D Armstrong, left Mon
day for New Orleans, La.
Capt. J. S. C. Hopkins, of Cat.
lettsburg, is here looking after the
repairs on the Ratliff.
The Ratlif, of the Big Sandy
river, will go on Armstrong Bros.
docks before long for general re-
pairs.
Cole & Heatherington have bids
in for building three new boats at
their ship yard. They are ener-
getic and pushing business men.
Capt. Billy Parsons is superintend
ing the building of new boat for
Capt. Rice, of the Big Sandy, she
is to be l2O feet long, 20 foot
beam, and foot hole. Cole &
Heatherington, contractors.
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PrasoNALs.-lIiss Mary open,

ohJ ~ CSiii
of Pomeroy, is the guest of Mrs.
win Bryan, this city.
Messrs. Chas. S. Chapman and
Jas. Hensley, of Hartford City, were
pleasant visitors to our town, Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Mickie, representing
Compton & Ault, wooden and willow
goods, was in our town u couple of
days last week. He took away a
big lot of orders.
Messrs. VIM. Armstrong and Geo.
Sebrell, from up Kanawha, attend
ed the dance in this place, Thurs
day night.
n. P. Baker, Esq, of Charleston,
Road Master on the X. & o. Rail-
road, was in town several days last
week. -
Mr.. c. W. Young, of Charleston,
a Mason county boy, and an extern
sive and popular dealer in railroad
ties, was in town the first of the
week.
Messrs. J. w. King, of Pittsburgh,
w. NJ. Leeky, of Oil City, Pa, ]. w.
Daudna, of Beaver Falls, Pa, C. w.
Warthen, of Washington, Pa, and
Frank W. Smith, of Pittsburgh, all
prominent oil men, went up Kama
wha on an oil prospecting tour,
Thursday.
Mr.. A. HI. Stanley, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who has contract to cons
truct 1875 miles of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, beginning at &C.
redo, was in town Friday.
Capt. Billy Wilson, of Charleston,
is here on a visit to his parents.
Mr.. Val. Sommerville, OF Spilman,
was pleasant caller at this Office,
Thursday.
Gen. John A. McCausland was a
visitor to our town Saturday.
Mr.. r. J. Patterson, of Spilman,
attended the dance given at Hooff 5
Opera House, Thursday night.
Judge G. P. 7. Moore, of Elwell,
was visitor in our town, several
days last week
Mr.. Tom. Mitchell, of Maggie,
was in the city, Thursday.
Mrs. F. d. Hoy and children, are
on visit to relatives at Logan, o.
DIR. Barbee, who has for the past
ten days been dangerously ill, we
arc glad to announce, is able to get
around and about the house, al
though quite feeble, pale and pull
ed down.
Mr.. Jake Heatherington and sis
ter, Miss Viola, returned home Sun
day, after an extended visits to rel
atives at Bellaire, Ohio. -
Miss Blanche Cole, of Pittsburgh,
is here on visit to her father, Mr..
Joseph Cole.
Miss Carrie Gilmore, who has
been visiting friends at Gallipolis,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Lew English, of Parkersburg,
is here on visit to his family.
Capt. Buck Hughes and daughter
Virgie, returned home Friday, after
a weeks visit to his father, at st.
Adams.
Mr.. Henry Holloway and bride,
are visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Joe Friedman, has been on a
visit to relatives, at Cincinnati, and
Mrs. Marcus Friedman who has
been visiting at Ironton, returned
home, Friday.
Marion Fry, Esq, of Letart, an
old Union soldier, and a prosper
Gus farmer, was pleasant caller at
this Office, Saturday.
We were glad to see on our streets
Friday last, our aged friend, Pap.
Rawson, who has been confined to
his home for so long.
Miss Sarah Lewis, is quite i'll at
her home, near town.
Mr.. NJ. B. Reber, Esq, editor of the
Charleston Tribune, was a pleasant
caller at our office Monday.
There Uara NO sarv;cas In Tr;n;tr
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Thanks.

On behalf of myself. personally
and my adopted children, Henry
Keisel and wife, / desire to return
my, most hearty and sincere thanks
to my many warm friends, both
male and female, who rendered such
valuable assistance in saving my
property in the saloon and their
household goods at the fire Sunday
morning. Where all done SO well
individual names could not without
injustice be used. But one and all
of you have my gratitude.
Jos. Helm.
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Misses Yollert & Riedel received
last Saturday, another lot of spring
and summer goods. Their stock is
now complete and consists of an
elegant line of goods.
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]. Friedman & Co. are now re-
ceiving their new Spring Goods by
the car load, and among them is all
the latest designs in dress goods and
all the Spring Novelties. They will
have the largest, handsomest and
cheapest line of goods ever opened
in this place.
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FIRE. F1REn FrREl!!-Tomlinso
is the place to get bargains for the
next 80 days, as we want to sell our
stock in that time.
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PENsIoNs--original, VIM. Hines;
Increases. w. III. III. Morley, Benia-
min Armstrong. J. Knappengee,
John I'll. Chattan, Thomas Turnbull,
Perry VanMatre, Jesse Kearns,
VIM. Goodall, Hickory, Johnathan
Hill, Deer Lick. Through Attor-
ney Chas. W. Phelps.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-23

What everybody says must be
true; and that is, our Harrow is the
King of Harrows. Call on Van
Glider & Newton.