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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-14


learn that Mr.. Ed. Somerville, who
has been with Mr.. yanGiIder in his
Drug Store, has got sick again, and
gone home to try to regain his lost
health. He seemed to be pleasant
young man, and we are sorry to
lose him.
C. w. Maupin, Esq, of Arbuckle,
was most pleasant caller at this
office, last Thursday.
Hon. Eustace Gibson, of Hunting
ton, was in our town last week, at
tending court.
/ w. E. Beller, Esq, spent Sunday
in Mason City.
Master Herman, son of Mayor
Snyder, is quite sick.
Mr.. John -Kestler wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Ida. Mr.. Paul Dober and
wife and Mr.. George Pfeuffner. of
Gallipolis, spent Sunday in town.
We were glad to meet our friend
Mr.. Lew Tavener, of Parkersburg,
in town Monday. lie came down
to attend TO some business in our
Court, now in session.
Mrs. Blanche Harper, of Ray
mond City, was down last week
visiting her parents.
Master Norman, son of Mr.. Har-
vey Gibson, who has been quite
sick, is we are glad to chronicle,
improving.
Mr.. Chas. Ii. Finny, an old REG
lister typo, who has been working
in Charleston, is here on visit to
his relatives.
Miss Josie Sterrett, of Logan,
Ohio, is visiting relatives in this
place.
Mrs. Frank D. Hoy, after ian ex-
tended visit to her mother, at Lo-
gan, Ohio, returned home last week.
Messrs. ]. j. Bright, Ben Frank
lin, F. ID Hoy, and Capt. Bob.
Armstrong, leave to-day for Park
ersburg to attend a meeting of
Knight Templars.
Messrs. ]. w. Miles and Wilbert
Miles, of Gallipolis, were in town
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Neale, of Guyan-
dotte, aftor pleasant visit to rela-
tives in this city returned home
Friday.
Mr.. Geo. sebrell, of Grimm's
Landing, was in town Friday.
G. NJ. Whaley, Esq, foreman of
the Middleport Herald office, is
down for few days vacation.
Chas. B. Couch, Esq, of Charles
ton, was visiting friends in this
place last week.
NJ. NJ. Laidley has moved his fam
lily to the rooms above his store.
Mr.. Josh Hiatt, of Leon, was in
town Sunday.
Misses Lillian Brosius and Louise
Giddings, of Gallipolis, Ohio, who
have been visiting friends in this
place, returned to their homes
Monday.
Editor Davies of the "Mountain
Messenger" Mason City, was in
town Monday.
Griff T. Smith, of Charleston,
spent several days last week, with
his parents in this place.
Mrs. Ida Smith, popular teacher
in our public schools departed last
Saturday for Tacoma, Washington,
which place she will make her future
home. She had been engaged in
our public schools for the past three
years, and was classed among the
best teachers in our schools.
E. III. Aleshire, representing the
Payne Shoe Company, of Charles
ton, was in town Monday.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Cable
are this week, visiting in Pleasant
Flats.
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DEAD.-We regret to chronicle
the death of Mr.. Philip Pickens,
which occurred at his home in I'm
ion District, on Saturday last, May
10th, 1890. He was a most excell-
emit citizen, and in his death his fam
lily and neighbors have sustained a
great loss.
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A NICE DANoE-The young folks
of this place gave on last Friday
evening, at Hooff-s Opera House, a
very pleasant and enjoyable dance.
There were about twenty five couple
present; and the ladies never looked
better or prettier than they did up
on this occasion. Our young men
gave the dance in honor of Griff T.
Smith, of Charleston.
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On May 11th the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company adopted
Central Standard time between Cliff
ton Forge and Cincinnati in making
its train schedule. This is the same
standard time now in use between
Huntington and Cincinnati, but be-
tween Huntington and Clifton Forge
its schedule by the Central Standard
time will be one hour slower.
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RAYcHIEF.

A NY one wishing the services of the
n fine young Stallion BAY CHIEF.
formerly owned by Capt VIM. McDan-
iel, can have it by calling at HooTs Liv-
cry Stable. He will also be found every
Friday at Joseph Windows in the
Flats. Terms: $1,000 to insure.
april3O-tf
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Tomlinson has full stock OF
Paints, Lead, Oils, Putty and Glass.

To make a start at least two
squares on Wand street should be
paved with brick this summer. II
this is done it will not be long until
the most ardent opposer of improve
ments will rise up and call the city
fathers blessed. If tits ever done a
beginning must be made and now
is as good time as we will ever
have.
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Point Pleasant, W. Va, May IL,
1890. Messrs. VanGilder & Newt
on: Gents-I have used one of your
Harrows and will say to you and
the public, that it is the best / ever
saw. l would not be without it for
five times what it cost. 1t has no
equal. 1t does all that is claimed
for it. Respectfully,
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Policeman Charley Smith had a
hard job last week in arresting a
big fellow from Kanawha for disor-
derby conduct. He got him as far
as the Jail, whom the prisoner broke
away from him and picked up a
rock and held the officer at bay for
some time. Officer Smith called to
his assistance Mr.. r. Chambers who
tianked the prisoner and soon had
him in his clutches, and with the
aid of several men, soon had the
fellow in Jail.
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BIesrEEs. eHisbing party May
st, was failure on account of the

LIST, was failure on account of the
rain.
Messrs. Henry williams, ]. B.
Meadows, John Priddy and II. E.
Summers left for Kanawha county
Monday.
Prof r. F. Pinnick and G. w.
Lanham were visiting their best
girls Saturday and Sunday.
A Sunday school will be organic
ed at Cedar Grove next Sabbath.
Miss Lima Meadows returned
home Thursday, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Edwards.
Prof. w. G. Miles, of st. Adams,
was at this place Saturday.
Corn planting is the order of the
day.
Mrs. r.. W. Davis returned home
from Buffalo, Wednesday.
Miss Edna Wallace was the guest
of o. E. Davis, Wednesday last.
oh therel Sallie, don't you like
sweet Williams?
To stay or not to stay, is the ques-
ton with the boys and girls on Big
stcen. Y
OBIrUARY.-Dieda at her mothers
near Ambrosia, West Virginia, APP
ril 2Sth, 1890, Louisa Eckard, wife
of David Eckard, aged 20 years.
The deceased leaves husband and
three children, mother and two
brothers and a host of friends to
mourn her loss. Just as the sun
shine of her life was at its meridian
and our hopes were that she would
be spared us many years, she passed
away. We shall sadly miss her
kindly greeting and genial smile
which made US feel at home and
among friends indeed. o, home su-
premely blestI where love sup
remedy reigned, where all hearts
beat in unison and eyes looked love
to eyes and grew brighter as they
saw the sympathetic smile, spontan
eous emblem of a noble heart. But
there are hearts that feel most poig,
nantly the pangs of separation, how
deeply now, but him for whom she
barred her arm to fight with him the
battle of life, and those who love to
linger around the now vacant chair
to listen to her counsel, admonition
and prayers can ever know; yet il
pure motives and noble deeds are
rewarded, they can find solace in
knowing that she has reached the
haven she loved so well. AS true
Christian she served her God; as a
loving wife, she was ever faithful
and true; as mother, she was ever
devoted TO her children; as friend
and neighbor, she was kind to all;
she had loving word for every
one; she spoke ill of none; she ever
had smiling countenance; her life
was that of true Christian, exem-
plifying the power of the religion
of Jesus. Being devoted to her
God, her summons did not come un-
expectedly. She gave abundant ev-
idence of resting for salvation upon
the meritoriOus righteousness of
Christ. Knowing that her Redeem
err liveth, and finding much peace
in believing she anxiously desired
to depart and be with him.
Farewell companions and children dear,
Shed not for me n single tear
All has been done that could be done,
You plainly see my race is run.
Dearest daughter, thou has left us
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But the God that has bereft us,
Yet can all our sorrows heal.
Dearest sister, fare thee well,
Thou art gone from us to heaven;
Happy there with angels to dwell,
But thy memory dear to us given.
Weep not, for me dear friends,
For have gone before.
am certain the angels knew my coming,
And hastily opened the door.
- a FRIEND.
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A Hartford City correspondent
of the Pomeroy Telegraph, says: ar.
B. Sanford has been for some time
complaining of something growing
on the inside of his cheek, which
has now assumed very aggravat-
ing form and proves to be cancer.
He now contemplates having it re-
moved by surgery. In order to do
this it is said that a portion of the
iawbone will have to be removed"
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LETART ITEMs.-Quite number
of our citizens were summoned to
attend court last week.
DIR. Wright was the guest of Mrs.
Rachel Jones last week, and on
Thursday took his departure for his
home in Charlton, Iowa.
Any one wishing position as
travelling salesman at very good
salary, will do well to call OH Don
naIIy & Rock, Letart.
Mrs. A. G. W. Brinker was visit
ing at Rob. Conley's couple of
days last week.
Mrs. Davis, of Old Town, spent
the day with Mrs. Jacob Brinker,
last Friday.
Several of our young folks are
contemplating leaving our little
town soon, and we wonder what
will become of the few of US that
remain.
We are sorry to chronicle the
death of Miss Ella Wolf, which oc-
CURED Monday, May the 9Th. Her
remains were inferred in the Fair
view cemetery on Tuesday Ella
was good girl and was loved by
all who knew her. We extend to
the bereaved family our deepest
sympathy.
We are glad to note that Tommy
Baker, one of our most highly es-
teemed young friends, who has been
seriously i'll for the past few weeks,
is now convaIescent.
The church trustees held meet
ing last Friday evening, for the pur-
pose of receiving bids for sexton
Jos. Black having the lowest bid,
will act as sexton the coming year
Those who went for a pleasure
trip on the steamer Bob Ballard,
last week, were somewhat dissap-
pointed and had to return to their
homes, as the Bob Ballard broke
her shaft and had to be towed to
Cincinnati for repairs.
Miss Eva Wien, of Hartford City,
is the guest of the Misses Whites,
this week.
RAMBLER.
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The town authorities have done a
good thing in filling up and grad
ing Fifth street and some two or
three squares of Wand street. If
they will continue the fill on Wand
street to the Kanawha river, they
will do still better.
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The friends of Chas. V. Stewart,
of West Columbia, are going to
push him for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Assessor for the First
District. He is a sterling good
Democrat, and we could give him a
most hearty support, if nominated.
His qualifications and fitness for the
Office could not be questioned.
Ice Cream Fee GERS at Tomlinson' s
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at Hooff-s livery stable.
CLIFTON ITEMs.-Mr. Lew Som.
merville and brother Jake, were
visiting friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Anna Maxwell, of Cottage
vile, after pleasant visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Maxwell, returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. James Shank, of your city,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his family.
Miss Clarke, of Kentucky, is the
guest of Miss Lizzie BilIingsly.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Sommerville, OF
Maggie, visited friends here last
week.
Fl. P. Rhodes should sell more
goods in the future than he has in
the past, he can attribute his sue.
cess to his gallant young clerk, Hut
Shrewsbury.
Mrs jennings mas taken possess
ion of her new home, on second
street.
Tom and Claude Mitchell, OF
Maggie, were in town Saturday.
Miss Clara Owings, OF Middleport
visited her friend, Miss Alice Stew.
enson, this week
Mrs. VIM. Jenkins, of your city
is visiting friends here.
Miss Anna Sommerville, of Locust
Grove, is the guest of Mrs. Sommer'
vile.
Mr.. Ed Raybould spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Pleas
ant Flats. PLAIN jim.
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When you want anything in the
Hardware or Tinware line call on
Tomlinson. he can sell you goods
cheaper than the cheapest.
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PENSIONS Originals. Oscar n.
Greer, Ambrosia; Henry Rifle, Sea
Flat. Increase, Daniel Hill, Leon;
W. s. Dawes. Pliney, through Chas
W. Phelps, attorney at law, of this
place.
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At Hartford City, Jesse Roher-
baugh, small boy, while playing
on some box cars on the switch, fell
from the top of one of them and
was seriously hurt.
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A team belonging to t. NJ. Eli
oft, New Hav en-, the other day, be-
came frightened and ran away with
a harrow to which they were at
tached. and one of the horses was
badly crippled.
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1t is rumored that the Ohio River
railroad will erect a fine depot at
the junction.
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Died, Sunday morning at half
past two o'clock, at his home in Ma
son City, MIR. Walter S. Wesson.
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MARRIED-At the Southern N. E.
Parsonage, in Point Pleasant, May
9th, 1890, by Rev. S. T. Mallory,
Edward A. Powers to Miss Annie
Gordon Bennett; all of this county.
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Some months ago we went to the
expense of putting in a cylinder
press. 1t cost a good deal of money
to do it, and we had to borrow the
money to make this necessary inn
provement. The notes are coming
due and we want to meet them as
promptly as possible. A very large
number of our patrons owe us, and
to them we make the request that
they settle their bills due this office.
We have been indulgent and now
that we need the money to meet our
obligations, we hope you will res
pond promptly.
Tomlinson can save you money
by buying your Hardware Tinware,
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"A full line of Table and Pocket
Cutlery at Tomlinson's.

Our readers will notice an imp
ortant change in the advertisement
of Mess. G. A. Smith & Bro, CALI
polls, Ohio, this week. They have
made big cut in prices, and when
you are down to the city, you may
find it to your advantage to drop in
at 200 Second Street, and see them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-14

Three weeks more and the REGIS
Err under our management will have
reached its twenty-ninth year. 1t
is surely old enough now to be con-
sidered one of the reliable institu-
tons of this county. When this
paper was first started, the country
was in the midst of civil war, and
from that day to this has been a
constant visitor to the homes of its
patrons. Many who took the REG
IsTER at its beginning are subscri-
bers yet; and many have crossed
to the other shore, never to return.
Svthe Swaths chean Mt Tomlin-
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Hon. Chauncy NJ. Depew says
every man who leads a temper.
ate and industrious life, and organ
ICES himself into an anti-poverty
society of one, has secured indie.
pendence and prosperity, and be-
come a champion of order and a
bulwark of law"
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WANTED.

CHAMBER MAID-wanted at once. M
~ the Stortz House Call on or addrcss
MRs- r. w. STERLING, Point PleasssiIf.
West Virginia lapr8D-aw.
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Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods of all kinds, at o. b. Harp
er's.
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We arc sorry to learn that Mr.
Harry Hughes, Mr.. Kirk Hysell,
Oscar Borgess., the little son of John
NJ. Adkins, and several little chill
dren of Engineer John Stone, all of
this city, are at this writing quite
ill.
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RIVER NEws.--Capt. NJ. l.. Brown,
of Madison, Ind, was in town few
days last week. He is a pleasant
and agreeable gentleman, and a
very popular steamboatman.
Gus. Martindalc, of the steamer
Louise, was registered at the Stortz
House, Friday.
The Onward, Capt. Moore, arrived
from Cincinnati, Monday, with tow
of empties.
The Nail City, Capt. Summers,
is on her way up from Memphis,
and is expected here the last of the
week.
Capt Joe Burnside is now busy
gardening.
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Spring and Summer Goods, at o
B. HarPer's.
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When you want good roof go to
Tomlinson's and get his prices.
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Double Shovel Flows at cost at
Tomlinson's.
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Lime, Cement and full line Of
Building material at Tomlinson's.
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FEsTIvAL.-The members of Gen.
Lewis Council No. 8, U. o. A. NJ,
will give strawberry and ice cream
festival in the Court House yard,
May 22d. A good band will be on
the grounds. Everybody invited.
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RAMBLER.

Three secondhand covered bug
gies for sale cheap. Apply at once
at Hooff-s livery stable.
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sythe swaths cheap at Tomlin,
sons.
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Hay Forks and full line of Gar
den Tools at Tomlinson's.
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Ice Cream Feezer at Tomlinson' s
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mayl4 3m-pd. GalIipolis, o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14

The shooting Of dog in Har-
Ian county, Kentucky, led to a
riot in which two men were killed
and three wounded. But the
cause was not as trivial as it would
appear to be in other communi
ties. The dog, though worthless
cur, was probably the most re-
spectible resident Of the neighbor-
hood. The conflict was q fresh
development of the old vendetta
between the Towards and the Tur-
ners. The original fight in tits
vendetta grew out Of game of
cards, and about fifty people have
been killed in an effort 10 settle
the dispute.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14
COAST aews.

Frank Hansbrough, q brother
of Congressman Hansbrough OF
North Dakota, has been convicted
OF grand larceny at Fresno and
will be sentenced next Monday.
Constable b. L. Flick OF Auburn
was convicted at Stockton, CAL,
Thursday, on a charge of kidnap-
ing a Chinese woman from Stock
ton The jury was out half an
hour.
The Bishop Register wants an
Indian school in Owens Valley and
saws the Piutes themselves ap-
preciate the advantages OF educa-
ton and have themselves set up a
school at Big Pine.
Thursday at Milwaukee, near
Portland, Daniel Harvey, while
laboring under fit of insanity.
shot his mother and then blew
out his own brains. The mother
lived but a few hours afterward.
The Governor of Montana has
sent 1000 stand Of ARM to Miles
City. The Cheyennes are off the
regular camp and are shooting in
to settlers houses and wantonly
killing cattle. The people are
greatly alarmed.
At Oakesdale, Wash, Sunday,
an aeronaut named Wooley made
an ascension with hot air balloon.
When at an elevation Of 800 feet
the balloon collapsed and Wooley
was thrown into tree top, falling
from there to the ground. He
was picked up insensible. with a
broken arm and leg, beside suffer
ing other severe injuries.
A man named Davis, foreman
OF the Dutton ranch, situated a
mile or two from Santa Rosa, be-
Iieves that employees on the place
are endeavoring to poison him by
placing strychnine in his coffee. |
He has a sample Of some OF the
decoction placed on his breakfast
table few days ago, which he
proposes to have analysed by
competent chemist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14
It was ever thus.

Vaux, the successor Of Sam
Randall in Congress, once danced
with Victoria. But that is moth
ing. The whole Democratic party
has been dancing for years to the
English free-trade tune.-Sacra-
mento Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14
ago IL. Shirt-tail he is

"Go it, Shirt-tail, he is gaining
on you," was the cry heard on the
streets one night this week, when
a person of the masculine gender
might have been seen in hot pur
suit Of party in rather a nude
state. We failed to learn OF any
case of insanity in Battle Noun
tain. so concluded the chase was
for other causes.-Battle Mountain
MESSENGER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14
k,,nNINu ArrEAL.
who Holds the Sacks

1t is now reported that Senator
j. L. Jones will run again for re-
election to the U. 5. Senate. The
Question now arises, who will re-
ce We the sack and hold the cam
paien fund in Austin. Everybody
Is interested and everybody wants
to know. That the sack is coming
to help out the. Legislative party,
is said TO be a forgone conclusion.
But who will handle the purse
strings? that is the question. Gen.
tlemen, don't all speak at once and
tell us who il is.-Sentinel.
Can't you fellows vote for free
coinage Silver Senator out there
without being paid for it?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14

We hear it announced that Off
c,rs, both State and County, who
have held their positions for from
four to sixteen years, are still hun
CRY for political pap, and will go
before the Convention and ask
that they be again honored.-
Gazette.
1t was ever thus.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-14

John F. Dennis is now doing
the heavy work on the Journal.
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1861. 1890
E. B. RAIL.
Car>t, Nevada
....INpoRTEB AND DEALER nh.".
Hardware aAd Agricultural Implements
The Old Reliable House, where you can get Every
thing you Want, and al Prices that will
Make You Happy.
hardware shelf goods windows DOORS blinds crockey glass
ware, lamps fixtures table pocket Gallery,
ware shingles Iats chinaware, eliers,
bar fixtures fancy goods, silve and plated goods
nickel and plain agate ware 4 lain and stamped
tinwar guns, pistols, powder, shot, cart
ridges, ETC., bird cages, baskets wood
and willow ware, paints oils, white
lead, paint ncy coors.
nish. paint brushes and
brOOms castor oil and
turpenne, fluid,
Benzne oil, iron coal, twne and wire
water pipe ETC.. iron, galvanized wire, wagons,
buggies and buckboards, painted fence wire.
galvanized fence wire, blasting powder, wedges
and sledges pumps, hose faucets belt
ing rubber goods.
agent FoR-Champion machines Buckeye other ma
Chimes Flows other pow Eureka Hose Buck
stoves Medallion Model Ranges Heath Mligan Paints,
Horse Hoes CutvatOr and Seeder and many other
my Will fill all special orders prices Tin
plumbers constantly hand to do work shor
notice. mche