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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-20
la HERENC1A DEL CoNDENADo
motive que vos creefs; pero o. acompalo de

NO por Ell motive que creefs pero acompaho de
todos modos.
Ell eniente mostro loco de alegfa declare que sera
una fiesta encsnadora Las japonesa lie habfan hecho
prem tendrfan mucOs basrfan obseqnlo e.
Jun paraso de AlahoSa pequefo, amigo mio
-Bueno, bueno-djo Giberto encogendose de hombros
eamente 70 he traido Syestre que pondra de cent?
nela he notado eta ma1ana cue volvfas solo,.
-Es que quse guitar mis- hombres de pueste; ~hu
bleran poddo hscn escapada
castgare hata sirvo de simple barquito annani-
turas
Nos garemos ben barquito pero vais pro.
meterme que noche sera Ia ultima
-Puedo pr metertso tanto meior, Gibero cuanto que
mafana por la mahana debo lncorporarme al Bayuyd
Los dos amg" salieron de noche, acompaaos de Sill
ves quen aquei1 e1peiicl6n dvertf mucno e haba
estado enamoado nunca pero idea de aguna gen
mta cuyos negros dente dsmurfa ocurdat no lie esa
graba de nngun modo
FL baco despu6s de haber machado 10 largo de la coa
entro achuelo que al principle corr po oas
seca que encontro muy eucauzado
getacion b que la oscureca Al cabo de media no
estabsn os odo del de los puebos los bolnes
Una calma nns reinaba obe las Felipe bromea-
ba baia, mientras que Gilberto decfa
-Caeremos alguna emboscada sabra jamas que
ha sdo de nosotros.
Legsron Ia hermosa ocults los aboe Guam
do legaban ora del rio oyeron sa duoe formada
pcr acofdes monoonos que teDf sin embargo gran
medic de la cama de Ia noche.
SsItaron terra. Una criada veja les esperaba Las c
tss odos los paes La crada
rio huml iemente les hzo sena para que sguiesen.
Pasaron por ardfn encantador que descena hasa
las jsponesas les esieraban casts bambes
de psp ps'ecds faro Las japonesas estaban
extraordnaismente adornadas En- ncon cuantos
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e. 7. T.
The Hast survivor or the grand quartet,
Has gone TO pay the final debts
The mufled drums sad toll has beat.
Grant, Sherman Sheridan and Roseerana
meet
They have gone we hope 10 a better land
Where the hosts are mnrshnlcd by a Mas
ter hand,
To meet their brothers OF the Blue and Gray (;
we hope 10 rise triumphant on judgment
Old Rosey well known to the rank and dle,
In whose great heart there was no guile;
His body lies now in mother earth,
Loved and honored by the country that
gave him birth.
The old heroes or the civil war,
VIII ali ride IN the floral car;
on each succeeding Decoration Day,
Wen decorate alike the graves OF the Blue
and Gray
What nobler tribnte would we wish to see,
Than our country Represented by a Fix
hugh Lees
A noble son or a noble sire.
Whose eeneralship the world must admire.
a Lee jackson ana many others,
Are awttine the coming OF their northern
brothers;
There In peace will end all strife,
We hope they have entered eternal he
Those old heroes have LEFT their mark
one by one they now embark,
on that ship called Eternal Life,
Where end an war and earthly strife.
PoISr PIEAsAsSr, March 2lst. 1875
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'Corresp ondence, 21st.
Sunday School is progressing
nicely at this place, with H. Aus
tin, Superintendent
Gee. Perry, who has been sefis
ously Ill for some time is no better
at this writing, but hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery.
The Plain View school closed
last Friday. Miss M Grant taught
successful school and tits hoped
by the patrons, that the trustees
may secure her for another term.
Ira, the infant son of ii. @. Hope
still remains seriously sick.
Misses Matte Mcleod, Della
Roades, Katie and Gertrude Aus
tin, attended services at Pine
Grove. Sunday.
Capt. p. f Spencer. who is quite
a successful steamboat man and
Iatesof the steamer VIM. Ernst, but
now with the Marmet Co, at Gin
cinnati, is home on weeks yaca-
ton.
Mrs. N. p. Hope was shopping
and visiting the dentist in your
city Saturday, and says she likes
shopping but when it comes to
visiting the dentist she wishes to
be excused.
Miss Betttie Mulford left Mon
day for an extended visit to her
aunt Mrs. Gilfllen, in Putnam Co.
j.. wv. Messick is moving back on
his farm near here.
Success to the Register. MINeo.
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: II. DAhbEE, NJ. d.
Sec'Y. State d. of H.
Zinc TOBACCO.

Probably as fine tobacco as was
raised in the county last year was
the crop of connecticut Seeding, -
raised by Mr.. John s. Miller. in
his garden in this place. Fri
day he left sample of this tobac-
co at this Office, and which we will
enjoy in our pipe" in our after
supper smoke. As a tobacco grow
er he is not surpassed by any any
one in the State.
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Around the Bend.

Racine, people are abreast of
everybody, as they usually are in
point of garden planting. Every
man whoas garden, already has it
planted and growing.
Middleport business MEN are de-
veloping the oil well at Clifton, OBJ
tanning therefrom good supply of
oil for lubricating purposes.
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Hogsett.
Correspondence 21st.

Correspon 21st.
The wheat is coming on nicely,
and a fair crop is anticipated.
Work is being rushed ON the
farm, as an early spring is looked
for
SANFORD Long and family have
moved to Ohio.
Marshal Kanode is moving to his
new house at Milestone.
Wilson Day, sick SO long, is no
better We are sorry to say.
S p. BIain and family, of Wyo-
ma, were visiting relatives at this
place, Sunday.
Died at Glenwood, March IIth,
1898. of typhoid fever. Jesse Wal
lace, aged 35 years. He was a good
citizen and had many warm per-
sonaI friends. He was buried on
Sunday, 18th. A number of rela-
tives and friends from this place,
attended his funeral. AREsELL.
Yard engine No. $50 on the K.
& Al. Rsy, has been brought out
Of the shops after being overhauled
and made almost as good as new.
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Leon.
rasnnndanee. 1sth.

Correspondence, 18th.
Mrs. DIR. Sayre and two sons, of
Hartford City, are the guests of
her father this week
Mr.. Koontz, of Letart was call
er in our town Wednesday.
Miss Ella Davis. of Debby, was
in town this week.
Several of our young men at
tended a dance in the country last
week, and one of them came home
minus a tooth.
Mr.. Camp, vocal music teacher,
was in town yesterday.
Everett Thomas, on his way
from Buffalo to Letsrt, stopped
over night with his brother Bart.
Mr.. John Corfee and wife ar
rived here from Pittsburg, Tuesday.
Frank Rowley, of Russell, KY.
and JAS. Frazier, of Scott Depot,
were visiting Hon. Geo. Rowley
and family this week.
Jas. Upton, of Evans. was in
town one day this week, enroute
for Clay Court House.
Mrs. VIM. Miller is no better at
this writing.
Mr.. Robt. Wolf was in town last
night.
Mack Martin, who has been raft
ing ties for JAS. Gherrington, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lunsford, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. McCaul-
ey returned home yesterday.
Jas. Slower was a pleasant visitor
at Q. e. Bettinger' s yesterday.
Rev. Armstrong and wife made a
trip to Point Pleasant, Tuesday.
Robt, Rickard was in town last
night.
Friends have received letters
from b. X. Bell and vile, who
moved from this place TO Yazoo
City, Miss, last year, and they are
well pleased with their Southern
home. AIIcAwBER AND SMIKE.
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Waterloo.
Correspondence, s1st.
Wheat looks fine.


Grin King is but little better
Much fear is manifested that the
warm weather will SO start the
peaches that they may be killed.
Its our sad duty to chronicle
the death of three of our acquain-
tences. First that of jackson Nc
Dade, which sad event occurred last
Friday. Sunday Mrs. Preston JEFF
fers, and Mrs. VIM. Miller. The
latter lived In Leon.
Next Friday at 3 p. M, there
will be meeting at Union school
house for the purpose of re-organ-
izing the Pioneer Free Silver
Club All are cordially invited
60 attend, whether they are of free
silver sentiments or not. This, as
It's name implies, is we believe the
first organization of its kind In this
county. Let all bimetullists or
ganize at once; there is loss in delay.
G.. w. Knapp says that the
eighth wonder of the world is that
the poor farmer and the laborer
waRts the gold standard.
We have yet to hear of one who
is not in favor of demanding a
heavy indemnity of Spain, for the
blowing up of the Maine, (Which
is too plain, even though the Pres
ident would like to deny it, and
other outrages, and the recognition
of the republic of Cuba. People
are indignant at the delay of the
Court OF inquiry. It is doubtless
the policy of the administration to
wear out the patience of the peo-
pie, smother the facts, and then
lightly pass this important matter
by. Let all write to.our Representa-
tives and Senators not only re-
questing them, but commanding
them they are our servants thank
you1 to not return home till these
grave matters are amicably settled
Some have done this asking
them how dare they face the peo-
pie unless they comply with the
wishes of the latter. Let ali write.
CLEOPATRA.
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Hand Cut.

Theodore Shively, aged Il years,
while feeding a cutoff saw at the
Guilt Edge furniture factory Sat
urday, got his hand caught by the
saw, cutting off the index and
middle finger of the right hand at
the first joint, and badly injuring
the thumb. Drs. McElfresh and
English dressed the wound.
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Miss Tresa 4lalone trimmer for
Mrs. J.. j. Williamson. left yester-
day for Cincinnati, to attend the
wholesale Millinery Easter Open
ings.
Mr. Luoian n. Hogg, a hustling
and progressive general merchant,
doing business at Wildwood. was a
visitor ia town Monday, the guest
of DR.. D. w Petty and wife. He
is a Mason county boy.
Mr. c. w. Maupin. who Is the
owner of two big stores, one at Ar
buckle P. @. and the otherat South
Side, and also a roller process -four
mill located at South Side, was in
town yesterday
Mr.. a. @. Van Glider and Mr..
II. q. Nease, went to Cincinnati
yesterday on the @. r B. noon
train. where they viii buy some
goods for their respective stores.
and incidentally probably see
Keene, in some of his Shakespear-
can impersonations.
Ex-Sheriffs G. p Gardner, was a
pleasant caller at this Office this
morning and renewed his subscrip-
tons TO the Daily and Weekly
Register. Mr.. Gardner is now
diligently settling up the affairs of
his Office. and hopes to have every
thing finished up by the end of
this year
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Funeral NOTICE.

Vista, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Hayes. of the Exten-
sion, died Sunday, March 10th,
1898. The funeral will take place
today, ( Monday at 2 p. M, at
their residence. Services conduct
ed by their Pastor Rev. 5. A.
Donahoe. Interment in Lone Oak
cemetery.
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by virtue or a deed OF trust made. 9 O
1Otah Arrin gton, 70 the underslgnedS -
corded IN the once OF the Clerk or the O
Is Court Of Mason County, West Virgin,
100. 10 secure 70 c. W. Heni..fria. the pay
Of q certain note therein set out. and ]
note, ard being hereunto requested
said g. " Henkfng, win, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of 1faro
at u O'Clock n M, II the front door OF the
public lauctions 70 the highest bidder, the
Wit All that certain property SIfnafed IN
The district Of ciendenin, County Of Mason,
ed and described as follows Be.Inui7ls -
point on the Ohio River bnniE .-rc0l.
lands Of lanes and Philip Long.
81 ~ +. 10 poles 70 stake in onlIineI
lot No. ], thence with line Of hill IoI'-
lot 10. = thence s. ~ T. go pole to ori'a
outline or tract OF which this IS q part. enc
with said outline s. 3 IS r ~ poles - 1Ial.
IN tsfeenbergen1E line. thence with 81
steenberEen's line 5. - " GO poles - 1Ia1
- poles to a sycamore and bucIrete p.
bank or the Four Nile creek, thence 81 ~. Fl
thence mp the ohio River IS the Pic 81 ~,
ginning, estimated % contain nine hundred
less. Is shown By u plat 81 y. - ;'.3.s "a
made on the 5th day ofJune, 1876, sarIrr r. aud
school house lot, upon which the f'nIrrlec-
school House now stands ard, also. a cer-
ftranfor fsafd Josiah ArrlurtouI n, n u ar
rnf5en ana 1s s We 80 ~ Z .neir i've. and r.
mated 10 contain one acre. more or lca
- -, III 49, = ~ ~ = ~
serving from the operation or the sal
Ian a arrinr.for. a. aforesai. the
the children Of Elizabeth Arrinfton,
and their mother, and . ,saceen.
Toned and SET apart
TEE1rs OF SALE--Caeh
FEB. zs-4w-
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Excursion Rates to New Orleans,
April 2, 3 and 4.

On account of the Hotel Mems
Convention to be held at New Or
leans, La, the Ohio Central Lines
will make rate of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale April
2, 8 and good returning until.
April 10Th.
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An electric doormat has been in
vented which rings a bell as soon
as anybody steps on it, thus max
ing it safe to leave the doors open.
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Mr.. ". F. Parlow, printer of
Charleston, w. Va, has composed
a song entitled ga Trip to KIon-
dixie" which is being sung in all
the principle cities, and has made
a decided hit.
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The White Church School in
Pleasant Flats, which closed Fri
day, taught by Mr.. j. C.Knopp,
has been very successful term.
An interesting entertainment was
held last night. which was highly
enjoyed by the large audience
present. Quite number attended
from this city.
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Small Pox in Mercer County.

OIIIEIL VII III
BRAMwELL, w. Va, March IL,
1898 r Barbee, Sec'y. State
Board of Health: Nineteen cases
of small pox in Mercer county.
New cases to-day; disease spread
ing. Expect more cases within 4S
hours; will enlarge quarantines to-
morrow; will report fully by letter.
I will remain in Mercer day or
two longer until I have fully
quarantined all infected parts; wire
me any instructions at this place.
One party refuses to be quaran-
tined and assaulted member of
local board. Wire me fully.
@. w. SPRANGLER, M. D.,
Member Board of Health.
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Died.

At her home in Leon, Saturday
morning, March 10th. 1898. Mrs.
Betsey Miller, wife of Mr.. VIM.
Miller. She was quite an aged
lady and had been sick for some
time.
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Assignment.

Henry Poffenbarger, farmer,
and also engaged in merchandising
and timbering, at Yeranda, made
an assignment Monday to John L.
Written, Trustee, for the benefit
of his creditors. The assignment
embraces all his real and personal
property of whatsoever nature.
His liabilities are fixed at $4,000
and assets about the same. It is
believed that satisfactory arrange
ments will be made by which Mr..
Poffenbarger viii be able to pay
out and retain his property. Bad
collections, it is said, is the cause
of the assignment.
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Beech Grove.

Beecl Grove.
Correspondence. 10Th.
Mrs. Euard Church and children
of Nashville, Ind, are here on a
visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. c.. n. Cartmill was visiting
relatives in Pleasant Flats. We'd
nesday
Mr.. G. w. Barnett was bust
ness visitor to Gallipolis this we
Mr. g. T. Hall, who hasa
sick for the past few q
better at this writing
Clarence Graham,
who has been visiting relatives ana
friends here, has returned home.
GAY.
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Marriage license issued Satur-
urday, March 18th: NJ. E. Cham
Hbers and Nora f. Moore; Mount
Etna Holly and Kettle Holly.
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The National Association of
Tramps, viii hold convention in
this city, at an early date. A num-
Der of delegates have already ar
rived, and more will be here when
the weather gets warmer.
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NJ. n. Foster, doing a general
merchandising business on Elk
avenue, on the west side at Charl-
eston, has made an assignment.
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The GalIipolis Tribune says Mr..
Frank Wallace. of Wyoma. Mason
county. Va. has a wife that weighs
$50 ponds
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Mr.. NJ. Q. Scott. a prominent
citizen of Buffalo. died very sud
denly Thursday of heart trouble.
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In talk with Hon. J M Hens
ley, this morning, he informed a
Register reporter that he and
others were negotiating with par
ties to drill oil wells in Waggener
and Graham Districts, and expect
I'd to begin operations at once.
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oRGANDIEs,

European and American, more artistic
than ever in design.
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Grass and garden seeds at Bry-
an & Young,s. Special attention
paid to mail orders. mch. 2-tf.
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Our people arc agitating a Ere
engine again. II is so after every
Ere, but nothing is done toward
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Died.

At his home at Hickory, Mason
county, Saturday afternoon, March
18th, 1898, Mr.. Ct. w. Monroe,
aged rs years, and was buried Sum
day. He had been sick for some
time. The deceased was the father
of Constable Jas. P. Monroe, of
this city.
Marriage license issued Monday,
March 21st: Samuel Eblin and
Rose E. Dodson
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Mr.. j. III. Hern is putting out
600 fruit trees on A. F. Kiser's
place below Addison.-G allipolis
Tribune.
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Fishing is the great past-time
here now, and some nice ones are
being "hooked. FoUR BOYS.
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DEARDoRFF & co,
GalIipoIis, Ohio.
Sixth Annual
= I'IR ING
Announcement!

Our firm has been in existence but
FIVE short years, and we do not think it
is out of place for us to say that the
character and standing of our house
and it's business methods are thoroughly
understood by our large consistency
On the other hand, we are pleased to
say that in our judgment, no firm should
ask or expect a better class of substan-
tial customers than we have. We trust
that our present pleasant business re-
latiOns will continue.
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DIMITIEs.

in all the attractive printing of the
season.
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About the meanest tax put upon
people in this town is a poll-tax of
one dollar. We believe that the
law that gives the council power
to assess this tax is unconstitu-
tional. In keeping with this relic
of the dark ages, is the law com
polling men to perform labor on
the public roads without compen-
sation. 1t is time the town and
State were abandoning their old
fossilized ideas. We must keep
up with the advanced age, and
right along in the possession.
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Special Commissioners Sale.

TTNDER the authority or a decree, Of the
~ Circuit Court or Mason county. Wost
Virginia, made on the 6th day or February,
pending, wherein Ella Van Mntrc, who tues
In her own right and rs adlmInietrutrlx o| %.
II. =. Van Metre, deceased, was plaintiff Ind
Miriam Van Mafro ard others were defl||td-
ants, the Undersigned Special coinml9-
Ssrteeath dag If 4prtz. 1898,
Mt 10 O'Clock a. m. NJ the front door OF The
Court House OF said Mason county, sell a.
public anctlons for cash, 70 the highest bid
der the following described real estate SIT
uate in Robinson District, Mason County,
West Virginia. bounded and described
follows, to-sFit. Beginning at stake n n
branch cornerito PrecfIla ~ 1fuBrrave ace
Van Matre IN the Graham Station road.
thence North 55s West, - poles 10 a stake,
corner to AusgrAve. thence South l2e, VI.
IS polea and ten links 10 n stone side 81
the road, corner TO Daniel w Van Mntres
thence with his line south 90 r. 81 poles and
n links % stake In old Military line and cor
ner. 70 Daniel w Van Matref thence with
said line south ~ j.. - poles . links 70 the
place Of beginning,. estimated 70 contain ~
tanning OrlgInally ~ acres, conveyed to said
D. H p Van 1fntre, by Rein Van Mnfrc, BY
deed dated the 18th day OF April, 1872 and
recorded In the Clerks o1lce or the County
Court OF said Mason county, IN Deed Book
H. X HOWARD.
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Looming money takes capital,
and the collecting of it again takes
hard labor.
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Mr.. John Hayman, of Debby,
came out of Kanawha yesterday
with raft of 5000 ties for Mr..
Byrd Hill which viii be loaded at
the *. & M. tie hoist.
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Fish is a good brain food.
but It seems pity in some cases
to vast SO much fish.
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Men Judge women by their
morals, but women judge women
BY their clothes.
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The West Union Record pub
Iished March 18th handsome IL
Illustrated trade edition of eight
pages, giving a history of that
town. Its Past, Present and
Prospective Future" besides a
map of Doddridge county. 1t is a
very creditable production. and
editor Smith is entitled to much
credit for his enterprise. The coll
ums of this paper show that the
people of West Union are a pro-
gressive set, and with such bust
ness men controlling its affairs. it
cannot but become one of the
most important towns in the State.
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When there Is a company of
women gathered together they are
at a loss for listeners.
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ZEPHYRs,

French, Scotch and American Plaids,
Checks and Stripes.
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ANSWER.

PoINr PLEASANT, w, Va, March
II, 1885, Arrest and quarantine
assaulting party. Work endorsed.
Stay with them.
A. r. BARBEE, M. D.,
Sec'y State b. of I'll.
Small pox in RosevilIe. Bram-
well and at Cooper, in Mercer
county, stationson the N. & w.
r. R. Over one hundred colored
miners have been exposed to the
infection of small pox. Great ex-
element prevails in the surround
ing counties. The health officers
are doing everything possible in
their power to prevent spreading
of the disease, but fear their efforts
may be unavailing
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-03-23

Mr.. Joe h. French picked up a
pocket book from the floor in the
Phonix Hotel office this morning,
which contained S25 in cash and
many papers. He soon found the
owner. 1t was lucky that it fell
into the hands of an honest man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-03-23

The wise grandmother's advice
is not to shed your winter under
wear for several weeks yet.