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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-30
Ohio Central Lines.


If you are intending to go any
where it may pay you toconsult the
following list of specially authorized
low rates which will be made by the
Ohio Central Lines, L. 4 o. C. R'y,
X. & NJ R'y and Il & o. c. R'y, one
fare for the round trip to
baltimore, Md. account OF Naval Vet
Grams OF U. S. Tickets sold Sept. 18Th
to 9th, limited to return until Oct. 10th.
Charleston, W. Va, account OF selby
Bros Exhibition; tickets ON sale Sept. 5.
at very low rate OF fare; return limit
date Of sale.
Chattanooga, Tenn, account OF re-
union army OF the Cumberland; tickets
to be sold Sept. 18th and 18th with re-
turn limit Sept 18th.
Columbus, o., account Ohio State Fair
tickets to be sold Sept 18th to 18th; re-
turn limit Sept 18th. From Toledo,
Point Pleasant. Alum Greek and inter
mediate stations.
Cleveland, o. account State Confer
ence OF Charities and Correction; tickets
to be sold Sept. 18th aud 18th, and re-
turn limit Sept. 18th.
Granville, o. account Labor Day de-
monstration at Newark. o.; tickets to be
sold Sept. 4th and 9TH; return limit Sep
tember 9th.
Middleport, o. account of Pomeroy
Fair; tickets to be sold Sept. 18th to 18th;
with return limit Sept. 18th, from Cor
ming. Charleston and intermediate stat
ions.)
Portland, Or. account OF Sovereign
Grand Lodge /. o. o. f.; tickets to be
sold Sept 9th TO l4ih, with return limit
to Nov. 18th.
Washington. ID. C. account G. a. II.
National Encampment. Tickets to be
sold Sept. 18th to goth, with return lin
it Oct. 10th.
In addition TO the above a number of
rates one and one-third fare for the
round trip upon the certificate plan
have been authorized and you will do
WILL to confer with Agents of the Ohio
Central lines, or address
MOULTON HOUK, G.. p. A.
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Car load of lime at Ellison Bros.

The reunion of Gen. ohlcy's rcgi
ment, the Seventh West Virginia
Cavalry, will be held at Charleston
on September 7th and Sth. Phere
are few living in this city who
formerly belonged to this regiment,
who will doubtless be present.
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Here,s a Chance FOR You.

Its no easy matter to get just
what you want at exactly what you
can afford to pay. Give us chance
to help you out. If we cant do it,
it can't be done anywhere. Now,
here is plain, straightforward
proposition. We positively agree to
sell you every kind of Furniture
found in first class furniture house
lower than the lowest, no matter
how low it may be, VIC will always
make prices the lowest. IF your
resources are slender, we will put
within reach of your pockctbool
what has hitherto been oct of it.
We sell all kinds of furniture on
easy weekly or monthly payments
just as you prefer. Don't fail to cx-
anime our stock and get our prices
before you buy elsewhere, we will
save you money on every purchase.
Respectfully.
HARPER Bros,
The Low Priced Furniture Dealers.
Point Pleasant, West Va.
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MARRIED.-By Rev. DIR. A. j
LYDIA, at Clifton, August 2lst, 1892
Mr.. Laton Profit to Miss LeoIa
Lathey. Both of Hartford City.
On August 25th, at the Presby.
terian Parsonage, by Rev. ]. A
Scott, Mr.. George n. Adkins, tc
Miss Iva G. Fry. All of this county
In Point Pleasant, on Saturday
August 9th. 1892, by Rev. J. A
Scott, Mr.. Frank weares to Mis-.
Iva Coleman; both of Mason county
By Rev. Mcclung. August 25th
1892, at the Gibbs House, Mr.. Titu.
Rifle to Miss Iona Stewart.
BY the same, in this place, Aug
ust Oath, Mr.. Albert w. McDermitt
to Miss Mamie B. Chapman.
AT the residence of the bride.
father, Mr.. Paul Schools, by Rev
s. f. McClung, August 10Th, 1892
W. F. Lee to Miss Annie b. Schools
Mr.. Lee is a resident of Maiden
Kanawha county, but formerly re-
sided in this county. The bride i,
one of the handsomest young ladies
in this county, and is very popular
in this community. We wish tn.
happy couple a pleasant voyage
through life.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1857.
ENOS, HILL & CO.,
Marine and Stationary
ENGINE BUILDERS.
FROM 10 TO $50 HORSE POWER.
Boiler Makers and Sheet Iron Workers,
Second Hand Engines
and Boilers
ON HAND FOR SALE.
Builders in the Southwest.
DEALERS IN
Gas Sd PiRs s and FHat d.g Leather and Rub
Gallipolis, Ohio
duEJfn4
The Most Successful PropeIIer
Builders in the Southwest.
DEALERs ]
Trustee,s Sale

by virtue OF a deed of trust executed nv.
,Oaarriet l. Hog8 and John T. Hoxe Jr
hsr husband, 70 the undersigned trustee dat.
co NE 18th day Of February. I381 and rlsf.rrf1-
ca IN the ONCE Of the Clerk OF tho fsoffnfxe
Court Of Mason County, West Vfrginia, X,
ad.isl 1sea Took No IL, y. ft, 20 secure the
~ tnent OF the debt therein mentioned upon
the terms and provisions therein s1lecffs.fI
anu default having been made In the rlsty5
lneIit inereof according 70 said terms and
prONisiOIiss and being required by the Mason
County Building and Loan Association ne
creditors secured thereby, j win, on 80
Wednesday, 21st day of September.
lss'2 at O'Clock. =. n, sell at public auctfsr,
A. the front door offhe Court Honse ~ s III,
mason County, 70 the highest bidder the fol-
lowing property conveyed by said deed 81
~ = serLsAin piece OF parcel OF land sifu-
Pheasant. County and State aforesaid ma
known and designated on the Mar ~ 9I,se
Point Pleasant Manufacturing and F-fer
sion company recorded In the Clerks offIcf.
OF the County Court OF Mason Counts !, fs,1s-
s..sa, u DECD Book y, p Isl, as Lot No. "a
-staod dwelling house thereon
TERMS OF SALE-Casfl
Title good. but No a. ff.riefre -rfll ,,1.-
convey title as such.
IS. SPENCER, Trustee.
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We try to please and We succeed
on low prices at Filson Bros.

LosT.-A gold watch fob chain,
described as follows: An old we'll
bucket design on one end, and a
small gold glove buttoner attached
to the other end. The chain was
of the rope pattern, twisted. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office.
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On Wednesday night some low
down dog of seoundrcl, entered
Capt. Helms stable and mutilated
his fine Jersey COW by cutting off
its tail. The same scoundrel cut
the canvas on his ice wagon. If the
outlaw is ever discovered it will go
hard with him. The Captain is
mad enough to kill him on sight.
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Notice 40 BuiI,Iers.

The Leon Mill Company is pre-
pared to furnish all kind of Lumber
and Building Material, snch as
frame timber, dressed flooring, cell
ing, weather boarding, plain and
feather edged, posts, railing, pickets,
either dressed or plain, as low as
the lowest. Leon, w Va.
may 10-1y
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Plow Points at Ellison Bros.

The Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars of West Virginia will meet at
Hinton, Summers county, Sept. 9TH.
Reduced railroad rates and any in
formation desired can be obtained
of J. b. Morgan, Grand Secretary,
Gerardstown.-
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The REGISTER is pleased to ack-
nowledge the receipt of a ripe to-
mato weighing 2 lbs. and IL or
presented by Mrs. Jas. M. Ii. Beale,
of MERGERS Bottom, and of her
own cultivation. If any our farm
er's wives can beat this tomato, VIC
would be glad to make it known
through the REGISTER.
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Cement at FiIson Bros.

The Soda Fountain at Van Gil
der's Drug Store ran ont late Satur-
day night, but they fixed it up early
Monday morning and it is all right
now.
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We have heard it limited that a
young man from up the river has
been here frequently of late, trying
to induce one of our best girls to
Lena little on him all through life,
but cannot vouch for the truth OF
the report.
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John +. Lewis, claims to have the
heaviest yearling bull ever on the
Mason county Fair Grounds, it
weighing 1920 lbs. aud took the
sweepstakes premium.
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hesharpers and agents, recognize
ing that this is the season when the
farmer is enjoying some ready
money at, hand, are beginning TO
scour the country, making frantic
efforts to gather up all the money
they can get. Farmers, be careful.
Sign no papers and let patent fences
and gates alone. Ifyou have some
extra cash, remember your editor,
who is probably your greatest beno
factor.
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Soft fades the twilight ray, but
Ellison Bros. hardware heats the ray,
they don't fade, but give satisfaction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-30

Quarterly meeting services at
Beech Hill will begin next Satur-
day at 1890 o'clock. On the Sab
bath there will be sermon at 1890
by the Presiding Elder with COM
munion service in connection there
with. At 1:3op. NJ. Rev. G. T. Cald-
well of Parkcrsburg will preach.
AS usual on such occasions at that
place basket dinner will be part
of the occasion.
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There is some talk of organizing
a new Fair Company for this coun-
W, the grounds to be located some-
where on the Kanawha.
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Betha Harris who was sent from
here to tho Hospital for the Insane
at Weston, in 1888, died in that In
stitution, on the 22d inst of epiIep-
tic fits.
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Our merchants and other busin
ess men, report extra good sales
during the fair. The saloons and
hotels did a thriving business.
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If you want the lowest market
price on wagon material, call ON
Filson Bros.
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For SALE.-w. P. Wears, of st.
Adams, has colt for sale; sire, Ken
lucky Crockett; dam Hambletonian;
horse; four months old; blood bay;
dark points; racks, PAGES and trots,
naturally; perfect in form and act.
ion. For particulars address him.
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Corn knives at Filson Bros.
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Rayburn Chapel was reopened
last Sabbath with appropriate serv-
ices conducted by the pastor. For
some time the church had needed
repairs. Through the agency Of
some of the energetic ladies of the
community assisted by some of the
gentlemen, funds were raised and
the church was repaired, painted
beautifully on the inside and bril-
Iiantly lighted by new and expen.
sive lamps. The community and
membership are justly proud oil
their handsome church.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-30

Go 10 VIM. steinbauch's for a
good shave and stylish hair cut.
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Tho way to be happy through
married life is to trade with Filson
Bros, on cook stoves, queeuswarc
and hardware.
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We direct attention to the card
of Mr.. Oliver Phelps, in this issue.
He is successor TO Phelps & Phelps
Pension Attorneys, and will prose-
cute this business. He will not
take the school at Mason City. as
he had intended, but will remain
here, and give his attention solcy
to the pension business. and tile
prosecution of other claims against
the Government. The old soldiers
should see Capt. Phelps, if they
desire to obtain a pension.
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Cleveland Dryer Company Buck
eye and Ohio Seed Maker Fertilizer
for sale by John N. Simpson. 4w.
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y Arm BROKEN. - On Thursday,
Hager, six year old son of Mr..
Milroy Phelps, of Ashland KY, and
who is here on a visit to relatives,
accidentally fell from a bed, and
broke one of his arms. DIR. Barbee
was called and soon had the arm set
in place.
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DIR. L. ". Guthrie and Mr.. Tol.
StribIing Jr., have purchased the
Bloom property. Consideration So
900.
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Messrs. Chas. c. Tompkins and
J. M. Pitzcr, of Virginia, who arc
stopping at the Stortz House, are
here tor the purpose of introducing
the Rife Hydraulic Engine or Ram.
This Ram is for supplying water to
residences, stock yards. railroad
tanks, small towns, colleges, hospit-
ais, steam mills, factories, dairies,
and all purposes whore water is to
be elevated, and a constant supply
is necessary. This Ram is run by
any ordinary creek or spring, even
whore the supply of-water is as
small as three to four gallons per
minnte. The Rams vary in size,
according to water supply, from
three hundred gallons to thirty five
thousand gallons per day. For
each foot fall, from spring or creek,
an elevation OF twenty-five feet is
guaranteed. These gentlemen have
a large number of testimonials from
prominent men in various States,
who are using the Rife Ram, ccrti-
fying to the eheapuess, durability
and efficiency of it. One striking
feature is, that they, after examin-
ing the water supply, and measur
ing distance il is to be carried, make
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-30
OLIVER PHELPS,

may lO.1y

TO Trespassers.
al persons nre hereby warned not to tres
pass IN any manner upon my lands near the
town OF Henderson, IN the District of Glen
denim, Mason county, West Virginia, ms am
determined TO prosecute anyone who tres
passes upon my lands without permission
augib-3w- JOE BURNSIDE.
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Respectfully
HARPER ]

The Low Priced Furniture Dealers
Point Pleasant. West Va.
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HeaLing Stoves at Ellison Bros.

Iweepstakes premium.
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o., Of Farmville, who viii continue tne
Rev. 4. L. Derby, rector OF 81: Psgl's
Protestant Episcopal church 81 Sunoik,
has accepted the call extended him ~ the
0nancock parish and wil Leave ior nis new ~
the regret of his many friends here. whose
best wishes will follow him to bis new home.
Rev. w. W. Staley, pastor OF the Suboik
Cbristian church, has been visiting his
family at FrankIinton. N. c., this week.
He will return to-day and ill his pulpit
Rev 9. i. stebbins. of Claremont. Va.
who mas been engaged to supply the SUI
folk Presbyterian pulpit. Will preach IN
that church tomorrow. -,
Rev. j. G. Reed. presiding elder. Will
preach at the Suffolk Methodist church TO-
MIR Fred Bagby and bride. of Frank
fort. XIV. were here the first of the week
AZ guests of Rev II. A. Bagby and wife
Miss Katie Holiday. of Suffolk. Is VISIT
ing relatives in Portsmouth.
Rev. ID. W. Jones. who has filed the pull
pits OF the Baptist churches at Boykln 8
ring the month of February, returned to
Grocer College, Chester, Pa. the first OF
this week. -, ~
Rev. g. e. HOLIDAY. pastor Of the Metho-
dist church at Franklin, mas been holding
a series of meetings during the past week.
Dir. Hardy Norileet. one Of the Oldest
citizens OF Nansemond county. died last
week. He was 81 years OF age
Mrs. Maggie Rodgers. ,wife OF James
Rodgers, ESQ. died last Monday at her
husbands residence, near Whaleyvilie,
Nansemond county.
Mr.. James Spivey and Miss Addie Bar
low were married on Wednesday. Febru-
arv oath. at the residence of the brides
father, in Isle of Wight county.
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DEATHS.

BREMOND. Died. March 5th, ct his
residence, No. fl08 west Main street,
LOUIS BREMOND, in his Esd year.
Funeral from All Saints church SUN
DAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances invited to attend.
Norfolk and Newport News papers please
copy.
BRIGGS.-Died, at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. 8. 4. Powell. 703 west Clay
street. Saturday. March 8. 1892. at 2 o'clock
A. NJ, Rev. WILLIAM 8. BRIGGS. in the
72d year of his age.
Funeral will take place at Grace-Street
Baptist church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at half-past o'clock. Friends IN
vited to attend.
CARR.-Died. in this city. March 5th. 8.
p CARR. Jr., younger son OF B. 4. and
Annie Carr; aged years.
Service at the house, 1901 Floyd avenue,
p. nj. 9Th instant.
Papers at Lawrenceville. Va, and Mays
vile, KY, please copy.
QUAY.-Died, March 9Th. at 1888 P. NJ,
at her residence, 407 west Grace street.
SARAH A., beloved wife of John w. Quay.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Baltimore and Stanton papers please
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1T HAS NET A SNAG.
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL PLAN or
DENOMINATIONS.
what the Eject Of the Georgia Central
Development Will ne IL Unknown-
Inman Nou.Committai.
fBy teleernph 70 the Dispatch.l


NEW YoRx, March 5.-John H. Inman'
one Of the directors of the Richmond Ter
minal, to-day received q telegram from
President Alexander to the effect that the
latter had been made temporary receiver
Of the Georgia Central. The report caused
the Terminal securities TO break badly
upon Change just before the hour OF
closing. 1t is not known whether this
will have any serious effect upon the pro-
posed reorganization Of the Richmond
Terminal. Mr.. Inman protested igno-
rance ON that point.
THE sSAo AFORESAID.
A morning paper says: The Richmond
Terminal programme. has met = snag.
owing to the failure of the Mills building
firm TO have cash ready TO take up the va
rious securities. Ii the money Is not
raised. then the bondhoIders will be asked
TO accept various allotments of securities:
IL they refuse. another arrangement OF
that ng-delayed programme Will have 10
be made
CAUSED The DROP.
II was the announcement Of this failure
to get more than $i0,000.0 900 OF the $780,
600, 900 needed that caused Richmond Ter
minal securities to drop Thursday last.
President O.cott, of the Central Trust.
ls working at his plan, and the law points
have all been discussed. In the absence OF
S3O. 00J, 900 cash the reorganization and the
issue of $500, 600. 0C0 worth OF securities,
divided into {l70.0000 600 common stock,
S75,0O0.0OO preferred. S65,000.000 income
bonds. and $500, 100000 first mortgage
bonds. have been delayed.
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Thomas II. Deaver 70 represent them %
the next meeting of the Grand Lodge,
which is In Richmond In April.
Mr.. Arch. II. Alexander, OF Goshen. spent
several days ia town this week.
Mrs. r. ". Nichols aud Miss Sellie Pres
ton are visiting the family OF Mr.. w. G.
Preston, IN Richmond.
town on Tuesday 10 appear IS counsel in
Q case in the Circuit Court.
Mrs. w. ID. Armstrong. OF Salem, 10 wis.,
ting her father. Mr.. w. A. Glasgow.
Mr.. w. B. Mofett. OF Brownsburg. who
has been quite sick for some time. Is i'm
proving slowly.
The Young Peoples Soc,ety of Christian
Endeavor OF the Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church. south, held their monthly
sociable at the house Of Rev. f. j. Pref
lyman on Thursday.
Mr.. William W. Sproul. OF Augusta
county, Is visiting friends in Lexington.
Miss Kate Nj. Dunlop, Of Petersburg. Is
visiting the family of Major r. w. Hous-
ton. at the Virginia Military Institute.
Mr. Lewis n. Shanks has returned to
Colorado.
Mr. j. A. r. Warner has been confined
to the house for some time with an an at
tack of the grip.
The ID. DIS gave their second hop on
The following prominent lawyers of
Stanton are attending the present term
of the Circuit Court: Major +. @. Elder,
William Patrick, Charles Curry, and DO
seph Glasgow.
Mr.. y. l.. Terry, deputy county clerk of
Augusta county, is III town as a witness in
the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Frederick Hamburger died at his
residence, on Upper kerr's Creek, on oath
ultimo in the list year of his age, from
paralysis. He was a member of Captain
J. ID. Morrison's company, Fifty eighth
Virginia Infantry.
Mr.. c. NJ. Dold's condition has not i'm
proved.
The fourth OF the series of lectures given
by the Washington and Lee University
was delivered by Colonel Thomas NJ.
Semmes. Of the Virginia Military Institute,
on Friday evening in the Washington and
Lee chapel to large audience. The corps
of cadets of the Virginia Military Institute
attended the lecture in body. The sub
ject was Stonewall Jackson"
Professor James l.. Harrison, who was to
have delivered the lecture on "A Night IN
Spain and the Alhambra," was confined to
his house on account Of sickness.
Miss Mary Lou Hopkins and Miss Kate
Hopkins returned home on Thursday
night from six weeks visit TO friends IL
PHILADELPHIA
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HanlpfOn.
Correspondence o, the Richmond Disr

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, March 5.-Tbe Pythian
celebration took place in the Armory Hall
on Thursday night. Rathbun's orchestra
furnished the music. Short speeches were
made by Messrs. DR.. j. VI. Peck, George
NJ. Richter, and L. T.. Montague, and full
Justice was done % the sumptuous repast
provided by the ladies of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
MIR. w. A. Edwards OF Norfolk. grand
keeper of records and seal, was present.
Miss Julia N. Armistead is thought to be
somewhat better.
Mr.. John W. Rowe and Mr.. George A.
Overdorf are sick.
Mr. j. Ii. Wood. an old resident of this
town, died on yesterday and will be buried
tomorrow.
The new Methodist church at Chesa-
peake CITY will be dedicated on the 18th.
Mr.. Ii. +. Armistead, of Williamsburg,
was here on Wednesday.
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Trsin-wrecksrs Behind the Bara
(By telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.l

Mxxpms, TENN, March 5.-Two Of the
traiu-wreckers who have been operating
IN Northwestern Mississippi for tho last
SIX months are safely lodged behind the
bars az Greenville, Miss. The last OF tho
wrecks which were attended with loss OF
life occurred ON the Louisville. New Or
leans and Texas road at Helms station.
Miss. The engineer hsd to lump for his
life and the negro fireman was killed: The
sheriff of Washington county. with the
pointed to Bob Moore and Hanl Smith
tcolorsd) Is the wreckers. Smith Was
frst secured yesterday. The sheriff and
detscsive met Moore IN the road and &c
costsd him. ~ am bob Moore sAid the
ysyfaxsr; II want yoI" said the detsc s
Hocrs dsdantly. (" Prove WhatpV = Dat
I'done wreck De- tSain." said Nooge. fhll.
ine into the trap. The evidenoo agnsnst
boSh pelsoners = eonelusivA