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CITY ITEMS.

Indescribable Suffering.
Hopelessly Sick. Cured as by Magic
Unparalleled Success of DIR. French in Healing
and Curing Chronic
Diseases.
Office, 1925 streetnw
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ToR SPRING LAME

PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. in gallon cans,
75c. N A POOLE, The Cash Grocer, 944 La.
ave. NV.
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SPLENDID glasses. 81 HEMPLER's, ASS Pa ave.
MARES wanted. Dealers, see ''Wanted-Aiis-
cellaneous"
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BERxELEY is pure.

yIsIT The EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
f9l-6S5 Mass ave. n. W. Telephone VISA
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JAMES +. OYSTER.
Dealer in Fine Butter,
3 ST. wing. near 9Th ST., Center Market.
Main office. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th ST.
Telephone. 27I-3.
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ELkorsIc BELLS. burglar alarms JH KuEHLIye.
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SEE THE RELIABLE gas and gasoline stove we
offer. W. s. JENKs Il Co., III 9TH ST.
HxURIcH's Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BoIrLING Co.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

The greatest Skin Cures. Blood Purihers and Humor
Remedies OF modern times instantly relieve the
seonizng forms OF Eczema and Psoriasis and speed
Nv. permanently. economically and infallibly cure
every species Of torturing dishguring tching burn
ing bleeding. scaly crusted and pimply diseases and
humors Of the skim scalp and blood with loss of hair
from infancy to age. whether simple, scrofulous OF
hereditary when all other methods and best physicians
fail.
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CLAFLIS OPTICAL Co., 9O7 F ST., Masonic
Temple, agency for r. Il J. Beck microscopes.
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Stylish Dress Goods. "Homespun," all pure
WOOL wide double width, cash bargain, 39c. real
value Soc. Lonsdale Cambria. yard wide. lOc.
China Silks, &c. As, Soc. Black Surah Silks,
extra wide, 45c. Fruit of the Loom Cotton,
yard wide, S1sc. Henrietta Cashmeres. wide
double width, Csc. Sheeting Cotton, real good
quality, Zoe. CARRIERS.
my5-3t I'll Market Space.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

THARP. SIS F street northwest.
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A Bargain.-We have just placed on sale a
Basket-fred Japan Tea Of exceptional fine
quality. 1t is worth 81 per pound. Our price
is Soc. Try pound of it.
IT. NJ. P. METzeER, AT 7th at. NV.
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SEE TEE NEw PROCESS gasoline stove. W S
JESKs Co.
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ELECTRIC, gas lighting, speaking tubes, &c.
l206 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Star Safety Razors and Strops. wALFoRp's
Pa. ave. It's
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

STAGE EXCURSIONS.
~ Round trip, Arlington and Soldiers Home daily
~ am. and z p,m;. JOc. to 15c. Sunday, 8 p
M. Calm John bridge, fare (excurson) includins
DINNER at the bridge 81. Our sir hand tally-hS
coach from Saratoga Springs is the largest and fines
in the country: Coaches chartered TO large parties
Leaves the Webster BIB 18th II. n W. the Langham
l1th anu ID. ~ minutes later. apl3
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CONDITION OF TIE wATrr

ei5 an $40 pm. 1910 am. 12.as p. m
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RAILRoAD NEws-CoI.. Fl. W

RAILROAD NEws-Col,. Fl. w
Fuller, the General Passenger
Agent of the C. & o., is figuring in
fine luck. He owns a farm near
Charlottesville, on that road. 1t has
been discovered that the farm is
covered with a gold bearing loan
that is worth $3.50 per ton as deter
mined by recent assay.
The Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals has decided that no rail-
way company can run its track
within 60 feet of mans dwelling
without his permission, and if it
has done so il must pay damages.
Under u late law passed by our
Legislature, Railroad companies are
required to provide suitable water
closets at all stations, for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public,
and at stations where they keep an
agent, to keep posted in conspicu-
Gus place, at or near the entrance
to the passenger depot, table Civ
ing the time of arrival and depar-
turc of all trains carrying passen-
engers. and which stop at such sta
tions, also the direction each train is
going; and at all stations where
there is "A telegraph office, the COM
pany shall keep blackboard, at
least 4 feet in length and 2 feet in
width, outside of and near to the
entrance to said Office, upon which
notice shall be given atleast Is min
utes before the schedule time of any
train Carrying passengers, whether
the train is on time or not, and if late,
how much. Every such passenger
station shall be opened and kept open
at least one hour before the arrival
of such train.
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CLENDENIN ITEMs.-Miss Sallie
Faudree, of Henderson, has been
very sick; but is now canvelesing.
The la grippe seems to be return
ing throughout Clendenin. Most
every person is complaining of pains
and aches through all their anato-
my.
Joseph Jordan one of Clendenin's
most honorable citizens, died on
the 9th inst. He was one of the
old pioneers of Mason county, and
was near one hundred years old.
lie leaves large number of rela-
tives and friends, TO mourn the
death of one of our most respected
citizens.
Miss Nora Blaine, daughter of z.
L. ]. Blaine, and MIR. John Swisher
were united in the bonds of double
blessedness, one day last week.
May joy and sunshine attend their
pathway through all the meander-
ings of life.
A Sabbath school was organized
at Henderson on the 22d ult.. which
we think will be one of the best in
the county. Preaching every sec
ond Sunday by Rev Fierball.
Mrs. Oliver, of Henderson, is dan
gerously i'll.
Willard, son of Jas. Faudrce, is
very sick with the fever.
Michael Lyons has gonesto Man
chester with the Str. Fred Stone.
w. w. Lee will erect new store
this spring, so we hear.
James Darst has purchased fine
piano. OBSERVER.
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Stoves, Flows, Garden Tools,
Trustees sale OF Real Estate.

DN virtue OF n deed OF trust executed to the
ID undersigned Trustee, by James II. Me-
Quinn and Anna McGufiin, his wife, dated
the eth day of September. fsgO, to secure TO
Emily r. HiH the payment OF certain
prOmisOry note therein mentioned and
described, with Interest thereon, which said
deed of trust Is on record In the Clerks Onice
OF the County Court OF Mason county West
Nirginia, in trust deed book No. II, pages go,
Re; and default having been mnde In the
payment ofsaid note aud the Interest thereon.
and being requested by said Emily +. Hill to
make sale of said land I'm said deed mention
cd and described, shall ON the
18th day of April, 1891,
proceed to sell by way OF public auction FOR
CASH Mt the front door OF the Court House
OF said county the following described trnct
OF land, situate Pond Gut creek Ina the
county OF Mason and state aforesaid, con-
aiming W. acres, and being the same land
heretofore conveyed to said James r. Nc
Gufhn by q. W. and Martha Quickel, by
deed bearing date June 18th, Iss2, and OF
record I'm the Clerks Office nfOresaid In decd
book, No. 30, pages lis and III.
RANKIN HILL, Trustee.
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The newly elected town officers
were sworn in Monday night, and
assumed the rcins of government
The Mayor gave bond in the penal
ty of $1,000, and his salary was fix
ed at $500 per year. Chas. Smith
was re appointed city policeman
The selection of treasurer and 9th
er officers, went over TO another
day.
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The second Quarterly meeting
for the current ecclesiastical year
will be held in the First Nj. E.
church, south, next Saturday and
Sunday. Preaching Saturday 1880
A. NJ. and T:3O p. NJ. Sacrament OF
the Lords supper celebrated in
connection with tho Sunday morn
ing service at 1890. Services Sun
day evening 7:3O.
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AnnucKrr IrEMs.-J.1 Armstrong


ARBUcKEr IrEMs.-J. Armstron.
was at the city Wednesday,.
John Roberts, Of South Side, wen
to Gallipolis Wednesday.
Our young friend, Will. Arm
strong, in now clerk on steamer b
I. Enos. =
Mr.. f. H. S. Whitehead is i'm
proving.
Miss leila Matheny, of veranda
left Monday for Delaware, o., TO be
absent several months.
S. W. King returned from Cincin,
natl, first of the week, where he
had been purchasing goods for his
Deer Lick store.
Mr.. B. Luh has returned from
Pittsburg.
George Gilman, of Gallipolis
passed through here with a drove
of cattle the first of last week.
1t is rumored Arthur Gilman, OF
Gallipolis, has purchased the large
tract of timbered land belonging to
John G. Miller, of Chicago.
Will Dunn and Brother F. NJ.
has purchased a new Deering Bind.
err, J. w. Wells, of MiddIeport
Ohio. They think this the best Bin
der ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. McGuffin loft
for the city, Saturday.
Mrs. Asa Condee, of Leon, was
visiting her parents and relatives
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kimberling
was visiting at Leon, last week.
Mr. G. w. Maupin left first of the
week for Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. Moses Yises died suddenly
last Friday. Her burying took
place Sunday.
Rev. J. f. NJ. Hill and Hon. Jabez
Beard, Of South Side, went to Point
Pleasant, Monday.
Mr.. r. I'll. Dunn and wife spent
last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Dunn.
Mr.. John Dunlavy was the guest
of Miss Bette Dunn last Sunday
Miss Bette is thinking of adding
the lazy" to her name.
We understand Rev. r. w. Davis
will hold protracted meeting at
Harmonychurch, in the near future.
Will Dunn, OF South Side, was on
our streets Friday. Will, accept our
thanks for favors. qI
MIR. p. B. Buxton is doinga large
business with his -four mill.
JAS. Terry, the Merchant ut Arlee
was here the first of the week. Mr..
T. has COOL trade.
E. Brown returned to Maupin's
Station, Saturday.
Ira Williams, of Deer Lick went
to the city, Friday.
Thomas Forbes has recovered and
resumed his dutiesat the South Side
mill.
Capt. n. P. Baker, of the X. &
NJ. Railroad, has placed new sec
ton force at Maupin's Station.
JEAN AND BESSIE.
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For Sale.

The property known as the ssVireinin
House, in Point Pleasant, situated on Front
street, near the Ohio River Wharf This Is
~, ~, pr"ertE, anu VIII bc sold cheap,
repair, and is rare bargain. Also the Inrg.
brick store house. known "Beule's Hali,''
situated on corner OF Main and First Streets
VIII be sold at "A bargain, and on terms To
suit purchaser. Address, ]. II. MORGAN,
THoMPSoN, Raymond City, W. Va.
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When taken into consideration
the fact that Whiskcy is used large.
~ by those who seek its medicinal
benefits, the Purity and the merits
of the Whiskies sold, becomes a
question of great Importance.
L. w. Harper's Nelson County
Whiskey
has been before the public for many
years, its purity is not only guaran-
teed by the Distiller, but is COM
mented on by a great number of tn
most eminent Physicians in the
United States. For sale by W. r.
Tippett, X. P. Saloon, Point Pleas
ant, w. Va.
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The measles has been very bad
in town, and nearly every family
has been visited with it. 1t is now
on the decline. There has been no
fatal cases that we have heard of.
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Countr Cenrenfion.

The Democrats of Mason County
will please assemble ut their usual
places of meeting in each District,
Saturday, April IL, at ? p. M, and
select delegates to represent each
District at a Democratic County
Convention to be held at the Court
House in Point Pleasant, Saturday,
April 18th, at IL a. M, 10 nominate
candidate for Superintendent of
Free Schools for Mason county
Each district will be entitled to ten
votes in said convention.
By order of Elk. Com.
Jos. II. WINDOW, Chm'n.
W. C. WHALEY, Sec'y.
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MAGGIE ITEMs.-As there hasn'
been any items from this place fol
some time, we thought it was abou
time somebody was giving tn,
news from the little village of Mag
gle.
Rev. Hill preached quite an in
teresting sermon in this place Sun,
day afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Mitchell is visiting NJ
Kanawha.
Ask Will Musgrave if "lent" i,
over
Miss Clyde Somervillc, who ha,
been visiting friends up Kanawna
for some time, has returned home.
Some of the young mon of this
place have gone to selling duck
eggs.
Miss Ella Gardner has been suf
fering- with neuralgia in the face
for the last few days.
Mr.. Ed. Somerville took his dc
parture for Germany Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Mitchell was the guest
of Miss Fannie Long Sunday.
Mr.. Rob. Patterson spends most
of his time playing "Tiddledy
winks," now days.
Miss Laura Knight is visiting
friends at Hartford City.
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell, one of ouI
most prominent young men, who
has been away for some time, re.
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Anna Musgrave has been
the guest of Miss Mollie Gardner
for several days.
Mr.. Ed. Gardner is attending
school at Huntington.
Miss Kate Long is the guest Of
Miss Ora Hogg.
V. B. Brown is talking of giving
another shop" Thursday evening.
Mrs. Maud Amos is very busy
getting ready to go to house-keep.
ing. She expects to make her flu.
ture home in Huntington.
Sill. Gardner has been seriously
i'll for for the past week, but he i.
improving now.
Miss Carrie johnson, of Camden
is the guest of Miss Clara windon.
Sam. Windon and Graham wag.
gener, who have been attending
commercial college at Lexington
KY. will return to their homes in
this place Friday.
With best wishes to the REGISTER
JUMP-UP-J JOHNNIE.
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For Sale.

L HAN Flor sale a pairOf matched sOrreI hor-
= Ses, True Boy stock; weight 1000 lbs. each
wen broken; can be driven single or double;
obedient and gentle, and can be driven by
any woman. For price and other inforina-
Apple Grove, Mason County, West Vfrgfnia
mchll-4w-pd.
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For Headaches, biliousness, consti-
patton, dizziness, sleepie ssness, the
blues. scrofula. the blood and all skin
eruptions DIR. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic never fails
Warranted to satisfy or money refunded.
Could this be afforded If the Remedy
wasn't certain? For sale by A. G. Van
Glider, Druggist.
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Go to Adkins for wagons, &c.

This is very backward spring,
and the continued rains alarms the
farmer, because it keeps him back
in the preparation of his crop lands.
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Go TO Adkins for stoves.

Sixth street, which runs past the
Court House, will, we predict, be
the finest business street in the city,
and will contain the handsomest
buildings.
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The Builing Association organic
ed in this place some three years
ago has succeeded very nicely and
has benefited TO large degree
many of our citizens. 1t afforded
a means for men of small capital to
secure IL home that was hitherto
unknown. Quite number have
awaited themselves of this oppor-
tunity and dozens of small homes
in our vicinity stand as evidence of
the adaptability of the plan to the
needs of this community. Under
the charter of the old association a
member entering at this time will
have to pay back dues for three
years and the bonus which has been
earned. This is too much money
for the average man to raise. Tho
only way to meet the growing de-
mand for this kind of an investment
is to organize II new association.
We think that with proper interest
takhn new organization will be
able to commence with at least
1000 shares. This would enable it
to accomplish much good, not only
to the individual membership, but
tothewtrole community. We simply
mention this matter to cause those
interested to discuss it and bring u
new association into existence.
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Cultivators, plows, hay rakes,
garden tools, wagons, and in fact
everything that a farmer needs at
]. NJ. Adkins.
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Is any one going to invest in a
street sprinkler? Remember it's
going to be dusty after awhile.
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Send the REGISTER accounts of
any occurrences of Importance in
your neighborhood, whether you
IRE regular correspondent or not.
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Whom You would laugh go into
the swim of the world. When you
must weep retire to the seclusion of
your own chamber.
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WANrED.-Two fresh Mich cows
with calves, and 10 head of shoats.
Call on ]. G. BRUEsTLE. 2w.
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100 Men Wanted.

ITO help build tram-road from Raw
i mond City to Crown Point, in Put
nam county, West Virginia, and a limi-
ted number of mule and horse teams,
with drivers, TO pillow and use scrapers.
Only steady workingmen wanted.
u. g. COURTNEY,
wv. Red House, w. Va.
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Before you start out. to attain a
seat on the highest pinnacle of fame,
bear in mind that it runs up to a
pretty sharp point.
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Send your orders for job work to
this office.
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Go to Adkln for plow points and

Steam navigation was once looked
upon with doubt. SO was the power OF
DIR. Fenner's Cough Honey to relieve
any cough in one hour. until thousands
OF trials demonstrated the fact. Equal
ly good for horses. Gives energy and
strength. Money refunded ii satisfac.
ton not given. For Sale by A. G. Van
Glider, Druggist.
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We have good hook and ladder
company, composed of brave and
determined men, who respond with
alacrity to every alarm of fire. Ri
nancially, they are poor, and our
property owners should take pride
in assisting the company to get it.
self the very best equipments, uni
forms, &c.
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1t is predicted by the knowing
ones that this will be great fruit
year. 1t is said that the majority
of fruit trees bear on alternate
years, and last was certainly an
"off year The trees have had u
good rest and there is little doubt
that the prophecy will be true.
There has been no weather yet to
produce any swelling of the binds
and the earth has boon so thorough
ly chilled, that there is very little
probability of any opening that
will endanger them before the reg
ular-season of bloom.
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We had quite snow storm du-
ring Sunday night and Monday.
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The splendid stock of the season
will be found at Harper's store, in
the way of dry goods, shoes and
furniture, of which we will show
the latest patterns. If you want
dress goods, we have them in all
shades and styles. If you want
shoes we will sell you beautiful
shoe from 81 up. Then we have
an elegant line of furniture which
is worthy of your attention. These
goods are all new and the latest
styles. Drop in; we are bound to
sell, and sell it cheap at Harpcr's
store.
A beautiful line of furniture dis
played at Harper's furniture store.
Get their prices
As you are passing up and down
the streets drop in and price Har-
per's shoes, then give your atten-
ton to their dry goods.
J. l.. HARPER.
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Go to Adkins for hay rakes and
cultivators.
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Go to Adkins for wagons
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Go to Adkins for garden tools.
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The barn of Capt. A. Mcdaniel
just above Mason City, was destroy
ed by fire Monday night of last
week about nine o'clock. The
horses were turned out but all the
farming implements were burned.
1t is supposed to have been the
work of incendiaries.
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The continued rains are playing
havoc with the building interests in
this city. Many buildings are being
held back by the inability of the
men to work and many others that
would otherwise have been begun
have not yet been touched on ac-
count of the incessant rains.
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THE OLD Reliable.
The McCormieik Machines.


Neale Bros, of Ben Lomand, will
sell the Mccormick Harvesting
Machines this year below Kanawha
and Filson Bros, of this city, above.
They tell us that the Mccormick
Company are obliged to make at
the rate of one complete machine
every minute of the day in order
to supply their world wide demand.
The Mccormick being almost as
well known on the steppes of Rus
sia, the Plains of the Danube and
in the winter harvests of the South
ern MISUNDERSTANDING South
Africa and South America, as it is
here, (aiso showed US fac-simile of
the Gold Staata Medaille which the
Mccormick "Machine of Steel won
at the great Universal Exposition
trials held at Vienna last Summer.)
The Mccormick Catalogue, which,
by the way. they keep for gratui-
tous distribution, is work of art
and will repay careful reading,
while the photographic poster of the
historic battle of the Monitor and
Mcrrimac is tho finest thing we have
ever seen published. When we
take into consideration the fact that
the Mccormick Co. sold 1886
machines in 1890 the popularity of
their Harvesters and Mowers and
their mammoth works afford an
interesting subject for contempla-
ton.
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Be sure to read Hanson & Will
Jams advertisement in another
column. They carry fine stock
of goods, and when you arc in
Gallipolis don't fail to give them a
call. You will be treated courteously.
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On Thursday night, at its regular
meeting, the Mason County Build
ing and Loan Association, will sell
several thousand dollars. If you
want money, then will be the time
to get it.
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A dangerous counterfeit of the
two dollar silver certificate is cur-
rent. The vignette of Hancock is
as perfect in the counterfeit as in
the genuine, but in the upper left
hand corner, on the face of the fig
ure two is engraved in characters
so small as to be visible only under
II magnifying glass is the word "two''
repeated three times Two of these
thus counterfeited was made TO read
"owt." awIat gaE