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CLARINGTON.

Darlington. O.. September Miss
Ada McC,oskey, of Powhattan, visited
friends here this week.
Frank Disgue, of Porhattan, was in
field Thursday.
!. ". Kimple. Of Pittsburg, is visit
ing -elatives here.
Miss Bird Snively. of Captina, O., was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs George +.
Topp, this week.
IF. Urpman and family were at New
Martinsville Thursday.
Ensch Yost and wife were at Woods?
ED Thursday.
Miss Maggie McGrew and Miss Doan
Potts. OF Powhattan, visited relatives
here this week.
Miss Daisy TOpp returned home Mon
day from a three weekes' visit 10 her
cousin. Harry Kraft, az Belpre, o.
The Fair Play has been chartered 70
take the mace Of the steamer Jewel In
the C.aring.on trade as soon as the wa
ter gets too low for the Jewel.
They have making good heaiway set
ting curbing for The new pavement ana
will soon be ready 10 lay the brick
Some time Wednesday afternoon, be-
tween three AMI SIX o'clock, some one
entered the residence Of Oliver Akin
son. about on mile and half above town,
and stole Mr.. AtkinsOn's gold watch and
chain and one hundred and fifty dollars
in paper money. besides several pieces
OF gold and some change
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past few days, is, We are glad 10 say,
able to attend to his patients.
DR.. A. w. Sterling left Monday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where he will at
tend the Grand Council of Red Men Of
the United States.
Ed Nuzum, a prominent fasmer Of
Jackson county, was calling on some Of
his old friends in Palatine and vicinity
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hettie Whiteacre is visiting
friends in Pennington.
T. L. BOggess was the guest Of friends
at Boothsyll!e last Sunday.
Mrs. R. J. Work. of CASTOR Mines,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. P. Harr and Miss Ida Harr
spent last Sunday with friends a. Hope
well.
Miss Hattie Chesney has returned
from a weeks visit to Cameron.
Miss Myrtle Shaw is visiting friends
in Boothsvil,e this week.
Miss Edna Bishop, OF Grafton, is the
guest of relatives IN town this week.
Mrs. C. E. Board, of Pennington, is
the guest of friends here for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Levella and little
Louisa Lloyd spent last Sunday with
friends near COlfax.
Prof viii Haggerty. Of Buckhannon,
has been here he past week, the guest
of his many friends.
Fred Scaggs. Of Merchant street, IS al
C,arksburg circulating among friends.
Miss Betty Wiley, ofBen,On's Ferry,
Is in town this week, the 80 1t Of her
sister. Mrs. T. T. Hoult.
Miss Lucy Barnes is on the ak list.
John T. Latham, of this place, left last
Monday for Glqdesville, Preston coun-
ty, to attend the Baptist Association in
session at that place this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Prickett and daughter. who
have been visiting Mrs PrickeJt's
brother Dr. McElfresh, of Baltimore,
returned to their home in Palatino last
Saturday.
Miss Lou Peckenpaugh, of Morgan
town, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Lester Swindler.
Mrs. May Glover and children. of A.
brightville, O.. is the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Mckinney.
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NEWBURG

Newburg. W. Va, Septembr 5.-Miss
Dora Frumhart, who has been visiting
friends az Brunswick, Nd, for some
time, has returned home.
Mrs. James L. Burley, Of Moundsville
and children, who have been visiting
Mrs. T. F. Lanham, left Thursday for
Tunne.ton where they will visit friends.
Lees All United Shows gave two per-
formances here Wednesday to very
small audiences.
DR.. william N. Dent and grandson,
". D. r. Amman, drove over TO King
wood Tuesday to attend the Democratic
County Convention at that place.
Miss Della Carr spent Sunday az the
camp ground.
Major and Mrs. Phil 4. Shaffer, Of
Moundsv!lle. who have been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. #. +. Lanham, returned to
their home Friday.
Miss Lucy TURNKEY returned Tuesday
from Barbour county, whore She was
attending the Barbour county institute.
Miss Lulu Lee Lynch Is visiting
friends IN Ccolyille Ohio.
The residence Of James r. SmoOt
caught fra from sparks from a threshing
machine near the house Wednesday
morning. but the fire was quickly eXtin-
gushed before any damage was done.
Miss Annie humphrey is visiting
friends at Clarksburg.
Hon. John p. Jones, Of Terra Alta,
ing to visit friends at Thornton
Miss Kate Keolz, of Grafton, who has
been visiting friends and relatives here,
has returned 10 her home.
Mrs. James TURNKEY left Friday morn
ing to visit friends at hCrn;On.
Mrs. George Lyon has Just returned
from an extended visit to Waynesburg
and and Washington, Pa.
A number of our citizens attended the
Baptist Association held ct Gladesburg
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. William n. Dent was in Grafton
Friday on business.
Miss Maggie Hillgartner was at hide
pendence Thursday shopping.
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FATR.llONT.

E,i~mont W. Va. September 5.-The
Normal school has now finish d lis ITS-
wei, Of This wear and It's enrolment IS
105. This is very encouraging ana man!
more are expected al an early date.
I'D. b. Corbin. who has been working
ar Keyser for some time past, IS al nome
on q visit 70 his parents.
Mrs. Glenn Greer, Of karlsruhe. Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
J. NJ. Hawley.
I. C. White AID son, OF MorganJown'
were In town Thursday. -,
l. c. Mckinley. OF MOnongah, PAID
Fairmont a visit this week.
Tn Syndicate shows were here Thurs
dav and gave very credi,able perform
ances.
col. ". V. Arne.t, of Wheeling, was
in town Wednesday attending the fun
eral Of Mrs. W. II. Hall
". II. Martin and George NJ. Alex
ander were al McCurdysyille last Thurs
day.
]. Harry Meredith is at nome after
six months trip through he West.
A great many of our people attended
The fair az Clarks5urg this week.
Thomas ThitheringtOn, Of Meyersdala,
Pa. IS I'm town the CUES, Of friends.
Carl Frame. of Morgan,own, was in
town Tuesday.
Frank Sawyer. of Keyser, is the guest
Of The Family Of j. Webb Davis.
Miss Maud Garrison, Of Wadestcwn'
IS visiting here.
Hon. Ben Butcher. of Parkersburg,
was the CUES OF ex-S,ate Supt. Of schools
B. L. Butcher. this week.
The following Warrington people have
visited us -his week; Miss Villa Hough,
". p. Burt. W. 4. Hagger-y. R. II.
Afleck. Mrs. c. w. Robinson and child,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Deitz and Mrs. J. T.
Keen.
The following Fa,vm0r' peO9le have
visited Warrington: Miss Villa Nc
GRAY. Col. c. L. Smith, Cashier c. ".
Arneti. o. the FairmO1t bank. 3. y.
Waters. II. y. Davis, T. E. Noles and
W. L. Shook.
Miss Flora Shirn. Of Washington, D.
C.. is tha guest OF relatives here.
Arthur Reed Of Boc.hsviile, was in
town Friday.
L. ". Beard. OF Altoona. Pa. was in
town two or three DAYS THIS week.
G.. FL. Lester. WAS at Waynesburg.
Pa. a few davS 'hiS week.
R. L. Reed and daughter. Miss Fhel,
Of Boo. hsvills. were in town Tuesday.
Attorney I. s. G. Kendall went 10
Unlontcwn Tuesday 70 see the hanging
Of Frank Norris. The boy murderer.
Among others strangers in town this
week were: Dr. J. F. CCwan and son.
Of Pi..sburg: Misses Annie Fouen. D=lla
Mcdonald and Mary Burk. and John ".
Ross. Of MOnougah, Miss Clara F'anni-
gan. Of Grafton: Ron ". II. CAley. Of
Charleston: Hon Is73c Rcl7hsHy3er. Of
Kin gwood: Mrs. 7 Y. Chase. cf Savan-
nah Ga: Martin Scrsn2Ee. G. Washing
ton. y. c: George o. SiDse'. q Man
ninr.oY: J. z. Mccoy. Of Wheeling: !.
G.. Iantz. o. Morgan.c-vn; r. ". Pot
-er and daughter. Miss Ora. o. Fairv'ew:
Mrs. Charles Reed. OF Boothsvil's: Heber
ReDDer,. Of Mcaongah: l. NJ Smith. q
Philadelphia, and Ed. G. Frank, OF Pitts
burg.
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ROWLESBURG.

ROwlesburg, w. Va, September o
Miss Gertie Wheeler left for Buekhan-
non Wednesday, where she will attend
school at the Seminary.
Mrs o. F. Hardesty is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Walker, OF Cumber-
land, Nd.
Rev. Mr.. Perry was very i'll at his
home last week.
Mrs. Berzantz. of Frederick CITY, Md,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
ShOch.
Mrs. Gibson. Of Grafton. was the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. ProudfoOt Monday
Mrs. o. A. AMMAN. o. Clarksburg, and
little daughter, Miss Elnor, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
joseph A. Annon, returned to her home
last week.
Mrs. Arthur Chambers, of Delaware,
Ohio, left for her home after pro,ract-
al visit here, the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Sarah May.
Miss May Plummer, of Nawburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Michal Malo-
ney.
Ferry, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw who has been visiting rel
atives and friends in PENNSYLVANIA, mas
returned 20 her home at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oockrell' OF
P!ttsburg. are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. jackson Williams.
W. d. R. AMMAN, who has been VS.
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-
Joseph Fl. AMMAN. returned 10 MS noine
al, Newburg Monday evening.
Mrs. Capt Hall, Of Warrington was
visiting friends h=Te last week.
Miss Lotto Wheeler is the guest Oh
friends at Kingwood.
Mrs. Chas. HootOn and family, OF
baltimore. who have been the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. ProudfOoJ have returned
TO theih home
Miss Rose Gilmore. one Of Rowles-
burg's charming young ladies, has re-
turned home after a visit at Monongah
and Grafton.
HID. Bowman spent Monday at King
wood. . A.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Hardesty, OF Al,
1eg5env are the guests of Squire and
Mrs. H. H. Wheeler. -.
Mr. Jake Parnell is very III at MS
home. Dr. ProudfoOt Is his attending
mr. Harry Flanagan, Of Grafton, who
was visiting friends here left Tor New
burg Monday.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Pa. September s.
John Grassland. Of s.. Clairsvlle. was In
town on business Wednesday.
Charles smith Of Wheeling. was in town
part OF this week
Miss Annie McKennan has returned
from an outing In Canada.
]. NJ. orr IS at Atlantic City.
J. L. White OF Crothers. chairman Of
the Democratic county committee was In
town this week
The congregation Of the First n. +.
Church held a picnic at Woodland Park
on Thursday.
Rev. G. c. Westfall. Of the " p.
Church. preached his farewell sermon on
last Sunday. Mr.. Westfall has been here
for several years and both himself and
his excellent wife will be greatly missed
by our people. His new charge win be- at
Turtle Creek. Pa.
A theatrical troupe has been giving per
formances at Woodland Park during the
past two weeks. Large crowds attend
each evening. as the admission is free.
Dr. McIlvaine, Of Piusburs. VIII locate
at this place.
The Wheeling Fair Will be the attraction
from Washington people next week
W. & Us foot bail team VIII commence
practice in a short time. Tho prospects
are bright for a first class team this year.
Miss Carrie Beeson. Of Uniontown IS
visiting friends in town.
Frank Porter. Of west Alexander, was
in town on Tuesday.
prof Robert W Blake Of Philadelphia
the new professor OF Latin al w. * D.
College. arrived in town on Tuesday lie
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PARKERS3URG.

Parkersburg, w. Va, September g
Mr., j. X. POrtmesS, formerly OF this
City, Is here greeting mis- trlenus.
Mss Mercy B0yd LETT Thursday for
COy.ng,on, Ky, 10 spend The Wla.er wt'n
RELATIVES.
w. n. Miller has returned from a bus
mess trip 20 Philadelphia
Mir. sam Natndn - IN Cincinnati On
business.
Miss Gretchen Hiehle has returned
from an extended visit win relatives IN
Baltimore and NV :Ofk.
Miss Kinnle Smith returned home yes
terday from Asbury Park ana o,her east
ern resoI,s, wnere she Aas been spend
ing part Of the summer.
Charles b. Smith has arrived home
from Canton, o., wnere ne has been with
the Republican editors OF the Stale.
Mr.. 4. d. Morrow and family, OF
Lane, Kansas, who have been the guess
OF Rev W. L. Powell, left to-day for a
months sojourn in Richie and bod
bridge counties.
Mrs. O'Brien and children, Of Charles
ton are visiting Mrs. Riuenhouse and
family, OF Upper Market street.
q. d. Albright, principal Of Parkers-
burg High School, has returned from
his home at Delaware, Ohio, where ne
has been spending his vacation.
Miss Daisy Goldsmith, OF Marietta, y.
is pleasant visitor in the clty.
Sup; NJ. R. Wolff and G.. S. Bliss, of
Wheeling, were in The city on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Dr.. Waters and Miss Rose Nc
Graw, OF Grafton, spent few hours with
friends this week, while en- route 10
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Rathbone are
home from an extended visit 10 Prince
ton, n. J.
Mrs. H. H. Dawson, Misses Sophia
Graft and Minnie Vollert, Of Point
Pleasant returned yesterday from an
outing at the camp Of the Little Kama
wha Valley Fishing club.
A Jolly crowd of society people COM
posed a boating party that spent a pleas
ant evening at Meals Island this week.
chaperoned by Mrs. Waitman Barrie.
Those in attendance were: Misses Osini
LCwery, Sallie Broughton, Bess Dennis
on, Grace Thorp. Ida Gerwlg, Elizabeth
Gambrill. Anna Amber and her guest
Miss Page Of Virginia; Lotta Gould. Ma
bal Moss, Florence Scrogin, Sarah Ed
din and Miss Bryan; Messrs. viii
Slalhman, Edward Gerwig, Sherman
Dis. Lyle Jones, Cameron Mcclure,
Charles Monroe, James Mcclure, Kin.
caid Snodgrass. Lewis Snodgrass, Harry
Hlggs. Richard Shrewsbury and Curtis
Williams
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SARDIS

Sariis. Ohio. september 5.-One OF
the best evidences that gold sentiment is
DYING IS The fact that the men who have
been for weeks discussing the subject
ON the street corners. have reached that
nolnt where they cannot carry on an ar
s7,n,ent without getting angry. The sill
ver mon never lose their temper. But as
soon ne 4 gold man finds his arguments
answered he gets very angry. L, IS a
r,atyer Of congratulatiOn that the silver
men have never in a single instance
erooned 70 personal abuse or mud sling
ing of any kind.
Mss Hattie Thompson was visiting
friends and relatives ct Marietta, Ohio.
g Vetter made business trip 10
yilIiams1Own. Tuesday.
Ouite A number from here attended the
County Fair al New Marunsviile TINS
week. -
.,.,.S srsends n New Matamoras.
Mrs JOS. Watson and children, Of
p,-te-sburg who has been visiting rel
80, q, IS in town. returned home Tuesday.
- 49,, - Cliff. Bowen and Edward
,ra,,i,. snent Thursday at Sistersy.Ie.
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WillIams,own, W. Va Sept. o.
Arnold. OF The S1'ol NJ. J.. ,HH
liycred a lecture on Temperance
H. II. Church on Sunday gyea.rt
Mss Kate McNlbb. Of Vine.
the cues. OF The Misses Ia.tsrs
Misses Myrtle Norris, %, Bs.p.
and Lillian Greer o. Vienna. W.
ere guests OF Miss b ss Johnson.
R-ss entertained I'm honor OF aer
Tuesday evening
Miss Gertie Page. of Parker
the CUES. of Mrs G. VI. Berry
Miss Ora Patterson is tl0
friends ar s.. Mary's.
David Hammatt leaves noN
for school a Lexington. Va.
B. O. Spragua. wife and dau
ME are home from a several vI
It among friends at Lowell %
Miss Mary Dunn returned
home az Raleigh. w Va, Fr
q visit Of three months with l-
Mrs. p. c. Mays.
Mr. G.. " F.esher and bride
kins, " Va. are guests Of his d.
Mrs. Harrig fesher
Miss Carrie Stewart. Of Long
tom. o.. and Helen B.rney. Of Yves
riet;a. aye guests Of Miss Lura $50
Mrs. sarah Rider. OF C.nc.lr.
is The GUEST Of relatives here
Charles Patterson and sister,
Bass. have been visiting d.
at Brownsville, ". Va.
Rev. Bleakley. of Sls'e
calling on friends here Mon
Miss Pearl Folsom, Of NeH
as, O., is the guest Of Mrs. i
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PIEDMONT

r,os,ont. ". Va. September 5.-NlsS
,t.r.jo Oshrl Is visiting n Baltimore.
~. lanes Hose is employed at Baltimore
temporarily. -, s-,-, .b-,.
weeks vacation. r-.,-- 49,.
o- |J;ss p A Noon. Of Cumberland IS
visiting Mrs. F. Kenny. -,,-. -.
MS lillian Eppler IS spending th!s
week IN the country --.,
Miss Lillian Hartman OF Froslourg'
Is The guest Of Miss Clara GoTnaA
Rev. ana Mrs. Harry Baggs arrived
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will remove his family to this -,
short time.
Dick Ely, the crock quarterr-.,. ,
years w. & J. foot bail team
did offer from the Uuiver..-y
Virginia and will probably r.- ,.
Jeam this year.
Judge Cranmer. Of Wheel
the meeting Of the Prcz5v..--
week.
John c. Bane. Esq, the D.u-.-..
didate for judge. is no G....
make a splendid run this nr Pr
popular with the masses and ....
ocrats do their duty his
sured. The judicial honor
on a more worthy man.
w. * J. College will orar o.,
Of this month.
During the Centennial ...
Waynesburg last Thurs.
Clure. a prominent business.
place. was arrested ana Doll.
twelve minutes. when D. v
by the burgess without
Mcclure claims that he
without cause that Doc was
10 take q man who was r..,.
who was from this place. fl
so he would not bc arrest.
policeman arrested both o
has brought suit against t.
Waynesburg for $4,000 Dam
arrest and Imprisonment.
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PALATINE.

Palatine. ". Va. September 5.-Rev.
s. d. Tamblyn, who has been in Cleye-
land. O.. for some time in The hospital,
we are glad 20 say, is home again, much
improved
Miss Julia Jones. OF White Day. was
calling on friends here ,his week.
Mrs. NJ NJ. BoggeSs and grandson,
Glenn. who have been visiting lrlen!s
In Roo,hSyiNe for Jhe pas, week, have
returned home
DR. shire. who has been sick for the
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r. E. L. Bowie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sim Bright returned this week from
Cleveland, Ohio.
d. E. Thomas, Walter Fleming and
"Curley" Huffman were at the Clarks-
burg fair this week.
A large number of Fairmont people
will attend the Wheeling Fair this year.
Miss Minnie Engel leaves next Tues
day for Buckhannon, where she will at
tend school.
Geoge Mayors and Paul Mccoy leave
Tuesday 10 resume their studies al the
University.
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Who doesn't

away from the misery that pursuess you.
You feel dull and languid ard low spirited
vorr aDoetite is poor. your stomach is ont
Of order. your sleep is disturbed, you are
irritable and cranky" There's no real
lively enjoyment Of life. What you need IS
DR. Pierceis Golden Medical Discovery TO
tone up your liver and help it in ", working king
the impurities out Of your blood Inc iiver
has large share Of this purifying work TO
do and sometimes it gets overloaded so the
impurities back up on to the other organs
of the body the kidneys or SKIN or lungs'
aud take root. then its harder matter to
clear them out Wherever they settle they
are all blood diseases Just the same, and the
Discovery" will cure any blood disease
that was ever named, scTofula, eczema, ca.
tarrh. ulcers swelliugs, severe coughs and
and even con 5u,rption But the cure IS
harder lob when the trouble has gone as Tar
as that. The right way is 10 go at these i'm
purities before they take root, while they
are still floating in the blood and overload
ing the liver. Drive them out early. You
car do il surely every time, with the
Golden Medical Discovery.
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farm hack of Bellaire, Ohio. He will
take charge of our High School again
this fall.
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nr Pie1ce,s Comnon sense Medical Ad.

-lLI-l IIII.II u NV-EV'
published. II explains hui.
man physiology and the laws
Of life and health in plain
vet scientific language. It
has had a tremendous sale (;
5000 copies at 81 so each
bound in cloth. The present
free edition is the same in
all respects except that il is
bound in strong MANILA pa
ter corArs & conv will be
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absolutely given away to anyone who
sends 2I one-cent stamps to pay cost OF
mailing only. to Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, No. Cos Main Street
Buffalo. y. Y. ---.-...--.. $780,
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There is some complaint be-
cause tho town has not an all
night police force. The present
Marshal and Policemen, strive to
do their duty in this regard, and
stay up as late of nights as is good
for their health and strength. 1t
is expecting too much of them, to
require them to stay OH duty all
day and all night too. They arc
good, strong men, but do not have
constitutions of iron. If the bust
ness men would chip in" they
might secure policeman for
night work, who would be known
as the Merchant Police. Business
men of other towns do this, and
Point Pleasant should not be be-
hind, when burglars are roaming
around
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nAInnnAn1
Tiain Connections via ohio r..
e, for Cincinnati, Louisville,
philadelphia and New

Since the new train schedule went
into effect on the Ohio River II. r.,
train No. 4. (Cint'i. Flyer leaves
Wheeling G:25 n. M, Parkersburg
1910 n. m, Pomeroy 1915 a. m,
Point Pleasant 1:lO p. IN, Gallipolis
lego p. IN, arrives Kenova 2:40 p.
III, making direct connection with
the famous Il. f. ", on the C.. 81 o.
R'y., arriving at Cincinnati 600
Lexington 5:45 p. IN, Louisville $3.50
p. III. Connections made in Cincin-
natl for all points South, West and
Northwest.
Pnrlor Car between Wheeling and
Train No. New York Flyer
leaves Kenova 1925 n. IN, Hunting
ton 7:45 n. m, Gallipolis 900 II. m,
PIT. Pleasant 9:27 n. M, Pomeroy 900
n. IN, Parkersburg 1900 a. IN, Will
JAMESTOWN 1882 p. M, arrives Wheel
ing 1926 p. IN, making direct connect
ion with the Pennsylvania lines, ar
irving Pittsburg 5:15 p. m. Harris
burg 2:l0a. IN, Washington TAO Il.
m, Baltimore GEO n. IN, Philadel-
phia 8: OF u. m, New YORK; 7;43 a. III.
Parlor Car between HenoVn and
Wheeling
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MAD DOGS.
Keep Your Eye Oh Your Dogs
Better Sill to MmZZlc Whom.

Keep Your Eye on Your Dogs
Better Still to MuZZlc Them.
Again the report comes from
the Buffalo valley and the -Four
Pole region south of here, of mad
dogs infesting that region, and of
many head of cattle being bitten
by these worthless CANNES. a
dog manifesting symptoms of ny
drophobia made its appearance in
Harveytown, just back of Central
City, yesterday and caused terror
among the citizens of that unusually
quiet village.
A child of Mrs. Broom, who
resides in Central City, was bitten
by the animal and the little ono is
suffering from badly locerated
leg.-Huntington Advertiser,
Thursday.
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a MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
The Body ola Young Man Found
On An ola Fill.


Last Monday evening about six
o'clock the body of young man
was found on the old fill of the
Pioneer Coal Co., through Camp
bells Greek Gap. He was 5 feet
81 inches high, weight about $50
pounds, age Is to 20 years, dark
hair. He had on cap, two old
coats and an old gum coat, patched,
ragged pants, and a pair of old
shoes. He had cross around his
neck, two brass rings OH his fing-
ers. also a Catholic Bible and hymn
book on his person.
The last seen of him was Sunday
night about 8 o'clock when he in
quired for shanty to sleep in.
He was directed up CampbolPs
Creek. 1t is supposed he saw the
old fill on fire and laid down there
and the gas from the burning slack
suffocated him. He was buried
yesterday at the mouth of Camp
bells creek. He is supposed to have
come from about Cabin Creek. If
anyone wants to know anything
more about him they can write to
S. II. Tinsley, Maiden, w. Va
Kanawhat Gazette.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-16
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G.. b. DUNLAP, Ticket Agenl.
Parkersburg, w. Va
OHIO CENTRAL LINES.
LOCAL TINE CARD.
Central Standard Time

NORTH HOUND.
No. departs s % a. m.-tFlyer.)
+" 10 arrives 8 81 50 p p. M 4ccom,J
SOUTH HOUND.
No. 20 departs 6 10 a. m.-(Accom.l
2 l9p. m.-TII err.
Train Nos | and 2 run solid between
Charleston and Toledo, with new Pull.
man Drawing Room Chair Car, bot
ways. Train Nos. 10 and II run soil,
between Columbus, Ohio, and Gau!ey
Bridge. Train Ms. 10 and 20 run be
tween Point Plea ant and Gauley Bridg
For maps, rates, Nc, an through tic
cts To al points. call on
l.. Il. IIEINER, Ag"n'