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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-20

isCatarrh cureds IA clear head and
sweet breath secured with Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy; sold on a guaran
tee, Nasal injector free. Sold by
Smith Drug Co. I'm
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The Successful Remedy for Nasal
.-, | % Catarrh ',l''A ..iA

must - b be nc non-frrftatihhg. cas-" of apblca
-tf1n. ana one that wif1 bH its own action
Reach. the indamed, and diseased surfaces.
SCREAM BALM' combines tie
imp6ftantrendsitds sOfquick'aetion and
specific curative, powers with perfect
safety to the patient This iagroeahlG
rcmedy5has mastered eatarrh as nothing
else has. and both physicians and PAL
tictitg hEeely c6ne6de thisfactJ Alk drug
GistsycheeffullK EackpoWledge that in it
thp acme of Pharmaceutical Skill has
Been feacHed.G nTh6 .,mOst distressing
symptoms quickly yield to it, In acute
cases tie Balm 'fmparts almost instant
fhHnf- D n Ern..u.- D \ ~ -. ..----------
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+ If yoUoYerobme. the little difficult,
ties of Ilife+7the ones you think aFe
not worth mentiunihg-uBou will find
.no1big ones to oontendGWithj for the
hRaEyEtrOuble8 are but ltbeosmdll /
Iohes bunch6dg ym1S dainG42 sdI
dong i.Iw bUT 7TJTS TEZ77b sd i.W bus
a Educate Your BOYels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever.
teD7a1aU lhG Ge,fau, dmEgisfs refund money.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-20

Eleven bars laundry soap for 25c
at Joe McShaue's. W 1871
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-20

You can get the best creamery
butter at J0e' McShanes, o at all
times. 7W igod|i" .eu asfr.aass
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,THEI0Ns DISTANCE TELEPHONE

los 'ss5Tg15J l9T5HT55n Esad s7sd eH
2t The first ipstalIpept fQf band, to
work on the construction of the
long distance Telephone line be-
'tweeBhet and MineOla ghave'uar-.
rived, and ar, encampedt near the
furniture factory. Tonight an ad-
ditf6hal force VIII arrive saad pitch
campson5thisiside- Of the line 1neaB
the stock yards. In a day or two
they will be organized to 60 to
work planting poles and stringing
Wiresin5a bqrFBno n5llA 7ofsrs9
There is now in the railroad yards
here, seven sever big Aat cars Of cedar
poleSj and ctheoGoumpahyo has in
structed Mr., Brown to get a house
in which to store several car loads
Of Tnatefiai,r (which willabe Shipped
in hegeliB the ReYtfeW dlays,as ebro
This begins to look as though we
would have the long distance tele2
5HBfn5hefedby uly IstH 15yG
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Weyler has, in case Of war, said
he would lead ap 2Tmy across .the
tdhtiuentl from isau- F}ancis5b li6
New York. Now is YOU chance,
Ge6etai W4aer, andl BsCbGomise
to keep the. flies of your army as
.thdy dyAmafch along daily.
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Gentlemen sSii$sr qlIqouhted sus
penders, at F. t. Schuster's. 1914.
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Buy your shoes of DeLamar g.
0Nealiand helhappyI tt faI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-20

Those Spauiards who are n9y
leaving America need not stop ln
Cuba or ON any Of the Islands in The
Western Hemisphere, for Bneie
sap hasSaid- giSP9S they need
blood thiBty land LA-l
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK. -t
q d 93ffP ARadaje fort 0iF
cult Clerk, subject 20 nc action Of The
DsAoGBH sfh 99qtlRRndiauGaa-
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RATES.

Daily, Pc. month by carrler....."..S 20
DalYesly months by mail, IN advance Z W
Jailv' one wear by mail, In advance. z f0
Weekly, one year by mail. I'm advance 90
Weekly, six months, In ADVANCE. 80
All communications should be addressed
10 Tile TEEABKANIAN.
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aWante6n Feet to tft-l8nY shape
( 6f5she.bIuoo gaidf0S E!Broad St.7
1IEwot qUH3st+t--r--- ------b do n3 -71s2
g92 From aHovegt the country come
words, of praise for ChdmberIain s
Cough Refhedg. ? Here IS a Sample
letter from MF8iC.fS ptioh7Tdttle
Rock, Ark. 81 was suffering from
a very severe cold, when I read of
1.-THE cires tha hadsbeene eHeetad bv
rGhamPeFIaipisi Cough Bemedyl15 !
concluded to give It a trial and ac-
cordingly procured a o6ttIe. Tt gave
me Prompt 'reliefo andsEhave 1the
vbes iqeasbnbf0r 7fGc6mmendinga it
lvarBghighlA wbishdgd9 Yitbs pleas
pFet99d Eqrw safe lbYSmitfha Drug Go,
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p p 1I - sd 93EIl anf III

b FoRiRENBUrQpe large lToom,r con.
Itaining three large yipdowsTin
the Gardner BRICK building, 219
East Broad Street; D For further
Information applyftoIs Hss sW
3mGn sdt jsdiJ9W. GARDNER,
si2a7i 1iadi 'Bsz4rlkaasHplanT 9f86ei *
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FoR REPRESENTATIVE.


Melne a6tbofH1 to- annqlneeg SON
Roberts as a candidate for RepreSepta
tive. subject to the action Of da 'Dem6I
cratic primary election,--
We arg y3I R ,s,gs2 ssq0qgsS 55s., ,E,, e Y
su5jfs9 hs action Of Democratic pl(e!%o pTi-
WaaY8uH6ifGa ltiYhnemco ppcH
n. McCasland as a candidate for Repre-
sentative, subject to the action of Demo-
eratie primary election. Il y -s.
,SBDdiuthoyadLi0 HSsqgnqs sIlIbi
Ihgram as a cahdfddte FOR RepreAhhtbu
tive, subieet,to tbe,action ofothe Demo
cratic primary electi0nall NoSc I5RSI
We ar2AtK4de6 0fhdoa&aiICAg
tive subi5tt q the 5ciionJof the iDem6-l
cratic pripfarY election.
EAg,E E-E : y .azaAaz
JUDICIAL OFFICERS. a 4 4 =
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To Cure Cobspbannl, yp,a4s,A4 4

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic i0c or 80
II G c. c. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
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WANTS RRtAKs

|, .sT,,N ao.Ii y
hear from Hnyiraks0i nhturt or
monstrosities either To- the animal
or human family, which may exist
-in- -IAls- county -ur-auYWhcrc- else
Address. MA VAN DooRNUMi
81 .0S IIHqA ,HKfH1
The above ls a part otdletter Ie-
cgiYgd. and udiuanSwrr.saYs44hefei Is
a pudding the city editor has
lodged for, for a long time. A
man looking for freaks and will
inf 10 pay for them, and our CITY 4
iult simply running over with theml
EiFst, we qreTIt9-SsCYotiee agd
pdrtet6d Ad ITALY FfsdeI." Ae
is lust sihfatlh "hPAsb0." ae
cah dish up more scoops in a
MI Eht thau-his folumus sap hold,
wtitel58ldmhs Vd ebltbtltlsf auhdnd
all the cock fights, base ball gaIpgs,
Church fairs and have time TO ply
friendly calls on other journals, read
n; s3,s2a a5Edi(q q2I2fes5IP sa, s1.I
kind OF business worth running.
Tbisfreak comes higbqis very Yal-
a46ly bndIe 9AGaS s@bldElSe
.@ore o3o aa.3bR49 ataa.33bR49Si4BtI.t59L3k ''f9i$Sp55
thing" but as we shall offer more
win call it the limit
Thenbxtfrbak@e hare to Qier
is sIthe general manager of the
rTruudle Down" car line, who
.tbaRS tRg gHgSspabtawshd6ldi blow
d4iYalpketsinWenta .gQtteps up
I'd draw patronage over the road,
I'd an occasional shake-up, as a
.dkad-head, and a frank to 9ll
other grab games usually dished up
ID the people and labeled a amused
nlents. OF Ihisiast sWeT ffl94fa as q
' 'monstrQsity,," is cheap, and we will
ldt it 20 for 70 cents '''
Next, we have a half da1anfTeahS
7wIhaog aogaastheRselYes iiiapY,'"5 jaPpa 4
whose business it is to 60 over the
tb&n- add get people j to 'putE up
money to a rocky game Of ball plaB
eb by what is termed s'IprQtfessssiop9i
als," but better known by tie peG-
ne iaftefr2 the fist gfmeA is Blatedy
as "ham-fats. We will job these
fteaks of 10 in a bunch, at 10 cents
a bunch.
| Observation-Disclosures could
dispose ofy1therei7iqs.th theid nan
faround the corner" he hopes to
get along without advertising, but
tBehptepl5 pass1ahiih ibyi knowing
bimto Re a rf5rfesak,e ,edFe .5tlhlFr39Y thlFr39Y ,tlht thts s
freak in with the job lot of base
ball fans.
bThe last tdresbsr EeiAqtd ddsPsqarf
the candidates. who have the un-
nitigialteed gall to 'R5 ak is to V6te for
tbem mi@Hboutaiplaglng sdHeiryiaUs
Inouncement in the nPapeEsi 7TBhesss
freaks we class as monstrosities, for
all they .ia5E 81 beingo swine isl TIE
.tailsd7 sdt I'd b9busiqss yIbuol 3
bEe bags iotBe6F 6bg92E4BslRqBt5 qBt5 ialy5i alTait
the shipment of this assignment,
Before We ofAt atR FRbi429v1e5ni 10
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RaWardl Reward
? Ih4fe Aye pigs thathaye estraY7
sdfBbh5diB5 ,Gouf PAi4J4iPPq
one female, all unmarried. Will
I uav a rewar1a Ia to4etbv9rtheis eisame.
52Gd0JuH. 6ESa5usH
moon lat Eelephope olfce.

Nh Robert J. Brown 5Iill rrtefite
here the story of DLoJekTli and Mr.
Hyde, assumingBbeI oh39rTagtfF Chg rTag Of
each and carrying On on the fci2nfr c2nyerrSa-
tiOn in two different voicas making
hi8phpsiCal form ncontrastWith the
character he assames.5 Heiis,great
in this recitation and it has brought
him fame ana i#eAlaNJ 1uO tnBN
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STATE OFFICERS,
b9yi11L 1svoAir-s4-ll--75yo1l
For srATE, SENATOR.

For sTATErSENATOB.
We are Authorized TO Announce r. =.
Friedell as a candidate for State Senator,
to represent the Twenty-first Senatorial
District in the Arkansas Legislature,
subject To the action ot Democratic 'pris
mary election,
We are authdrlzed. "a knnqpnee Hon
w. f. Kirby ass d cabd date ior State
Senator, to r6preSeat thlt TWenty-tirit
Senatorial District in ,theI ArlSansas Les
islature, s8biect % 4h9 action of tie
DemocratikbS Satp. "a q n Us
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-20

fo Shiloh iGdnsdmbedh Cure op1es s
BwheFei ethersfail,, bit is s,theJeading
,hGopEh crTes and 20, h9me should be
\ without it, Peasant to. take and
| goes right to, the Spot. sold by
? PSnfth TrTP GGS7Gf Do oiqu011m
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The Daily and Weekly TEXARKANIAN are
entered at tho pOstQnice at TeXarkano as
second class mail matter .
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-20

Mating, Matting9 Mating a
'Wy-HgBooths. 9d Ptn uosI |
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TOWNSHIP OFHeERsITb

OF QY93yiIE 9sT fFl922. 7FFaI8S4HB 4HBteS 5
have S Ser Sent 10Th the edict4ahd at
the furies in hades could not pull
a single tail feather out of the
American Eagle without arousing
the very old scratch in all Of Amer.
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WAaA amHoEbd e sahn61nce Hugh
C. @Afsdn asb esnAidaieSfdfs e-eleCten
20 Ahb d1td5f ASdsspH subject to the
a4tioIi of IND llrfniarY eIeetioH. ~
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I9wHpddleston BfosS have lust ne
IIeeiyed5a fine fhTa qfSppked smeats..
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THE TEXARKANIAN.
]. W, GARDNER, Editor and PrOp'r.

WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 20, 1898,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-24
Bar Meeting.

The members of the Point Pleas
ant Bar held a meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Court House to
take action in regard to the sudden
and unexpected death and the flu
neral of Maj. w. 81. Tomlinson,
oneof their number. The meeting
was presided over by III. r. How
ard, Esq, with E. j. Somerville,
Esq, as Secretary. After some
discussion and expressions of sor-
row from all present, it was deter
mined to attend the funeral in 8
body. A committee was also APP
pointed to draft suitable resolutions
expressive of the feelings of the
members of the Bar toward their
late fellow-member, and present
the same to the Circuit Court al
it's ensuing September term in
this place, and ask to have the
same entered upon the records Of
the Court. The committee APP
pointed by the chair is composed
of Capt. w. r. Gum, Hons. G. E
Hogg, Jas. B. Menager, Geo. Poi.
fenbarger and Jno. E. Beller.
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T,he Excursion.

The excursion ON the Bonanza
yesterday was largely patronized.
About one hundred people got ON
at this place, and a number at
Gallipolis. Altogether there were
about 800 people on board. The
boat arrived at Huntington at ono
O'Clock In the afternoon, where
many of the e1cursionists got off,
and took in the city. while the
boat went on to Ironton. with the
remainder of the excursionists.
The boat started on her return trip
from Huntington about 4 O'Clock.
arriving at our wharf about IL p.
m. Good music enliyened the oe-
casion, and all on board had a
Jolly good time.
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Obituary.

Died, August 18th, 1898, at the
home of his grandfather. Mr.. John
Rayburp, in Cooper district. Ho-
mer Friend, aged nine years. nine
months and eight days. His dis
ease was fux. and although his
suffering was great, he bore
it with a patience that moi
many of his age would. Every
thing was done for little Ho-
mer that earthly hands could do
but to no avail. His time had come.
God had called him home to live
where sorrow and death never
comes. To the bereaved father
grandparents and friends. we Elk,
tend our heartfelt sympathy.
Farewell father. farewell mother.
Farewell all I've loved below;
Up to Heaven my soul has gone,
To live in realms of endless bliss.
Al MOTHER.
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Clifton.

Correspondence, %.
A very interesting and hotIy con-
tested ball game was played here
last Saturday between Clifton's in
vincible "Never Sweats'' and the
"Puddler's team" which resulted
in victory for the former. The
score was 1911
Miss Maggie Slaughter, of
Wheeling. is here, the guest of
friends.
Quite a large crowd of Clifton's
'ssports" attended the ball game at
Mason Sunday.
Louis Harris returned home
from Columbus Sunday.
Mrs, Lon Somerville and daught-
er, Miss Jessie, of Central City, are
here visiting friends.
Born, Saturday evening, Aug.
20, to John Harrison and wife,
girl.
While riding up the road on his
wheel Saturday, Claude Hogg
collided with Catty Young, injur-
ing his wheel to the amount of
about FIVE dollars.
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An attempt e Assasslnare :

An Attempt to AssasSInaLe q
Farmer.
Mr. Earl Fowler, living near Old
Town, IN the Pleasant Flats, and
Who was out visiting some friends
and attending a party at Mrs jam
ison's, when returning home Fri
day night, and within about three
hundred yards of his house. was
fired upon by an assassin, from a
ciumpof bushes along the public
road Three shots were fred at
him, one of which went through
the crown of his hat He suspicz
ions a certain party. and may bring
him to justice.
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tsftizenss Meetine.'

The citizens met at the Court
House last night at the request
of the Board of Trade. to consider
ways and means for advancing the
material interests of Point Pleas
ant. Capt. Oliver Phelps was
made chairman and Mr.. Griff T.
Smith, secretary. The object of
the meeting was stated by Capt.
w. J. Stone, that if was to con
slider a proposition to be presented
TO the meeting to establish an in
dustry in this city for certain
sum, and to see if this meeting
would consider and accept the
proposition.
The matter was fully discussed
by Messrs. Geo. Poffenbarger, R.
f. Chambers, j. B. Tippett, 81. Ct.
Nease, j Friedman, ID. s. Snyder
and others; and upon motion of
Mr.. Poffenbarger the proposition
was accepted, and the directors of
the Board of Trade directed to
draw up proper agreement and
contract with the town and parties,
and if accepted by them to refer it
to called meeting of the Board
of Trade and citizens to be ratified
by them.
Subs ,riptions to stock in the
Board of Trade was then called
for and several new members were
added to membership of Board of
Trade.
a committee was appointed to
solicit subscription to the stock of
the Board of Trade. The shares
are fen dollars each, and a hun
dred or moro shares are asked for.
Every man in town is interested
in the success of the Board of
Trade, which if properly managed
will be of great benefit to the
town. Let every citizen take a
share of ten dollars.
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Wish We (fonId.

Said lady to the Daily Regis
ter the other: Cant you devise
some way to prevent your sub
scribers from being pestered by
folks who want to borrow the pa
per? My neighbors frequently
come after mine before I have read
it myself, and rather than seem
selfish or refuse them I let the pa
per go, but it is very inconvenient
and SO annoying" We should be
very glad to break up this abomin-
able practice of borrowing newspa-
pers. but so long as people with
such monumental cheek survive,
and subscribers don't have the
sand" to say to them nay. we sup
pose they will have to bepestered
with borrowers.
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Undertakina,.

We have the largest assortment
of Collins, Caskets. &C.. in the conn
try, at lowest prices. Childrens'
collins 50 so and up; adults collins
$500 and up. with very elaborate
finish. Experienced embalmers
ready to answer any and all calls.
We have the above goods in all the
popular oolors Hearse and carri-
ages furnished when wanted. Salts.
faction positively guaranteed. We
save you money.
Point Pleasant Furniture and
Carpet Co., between Hoof's and
Postofice.
o. B. HARPER, Manager.
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o. b. HARPER, Manage
Reech Grove.

Correspondent Aug 90
Miss Stella Cartmill is visiting
friends at Winfield.
Mr.. Frank Harden. of Hunting
ton, was here for few days, recently,
Miss Allie Graham, of Hartford,
spent Sunday with friends at this
place.
Mrs. B. Hall who has been sick
for the past few days, is some bet
ter at this writing.
There will be festival at Big
Elm Church Saturday night. Aug.
Goth. GAY.
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Laid to Rest.

The remains of Maj. w. 81. Tom
Iinson was laid to rest in Lone Oak
Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The religious services were con-
Quoted at his late home by Rev. S.
A. Donahoe, of the NJ. e. Church,
South, after which his remains
were taken IN charge by ATinturn
Lodge No. 10, A. f. & A. AT.
the funeral procession being lead
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ArIee.

Correspondence, %.
The ice cream party given at the
residence of Mrs. Geo. M. Moore
on Saturday night last, was a
grand success.
Geo. G.. Duncan, sick for some
time, is now very much improved
A wedding will soon take place
in this community, it is rumored.
Prayer services at Mountain
Valley Chapel, every Wednesday
night.
Constable W. I. Gross was in
this neighborhood recently on Of
fetal business.
Deputy Sheriff Vim. Blazer is
around collecting taxes and sery-
ing processes.
Joseph Brown and wife, of Mer-
GERS Bottom were the guests of
VIM. Brown and family Sunday.
Miss Mary Rudolph has return
ed home from a pleasant visit up
the Kanawha Valley.
Edward Willis and wife, of
vanceton, visiting the latter's par
ents near Arlee, will return home
tomorrow.
Van Shiyely. of this place is
largely engaged in the timber
business.
Success to the Register.
TILDEN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-24

Bad complexions have sent more
women to the grave than epidem-
les. Nothing frets a woman like a
rough, muddy skin. a cure-all
for bIemishes is certainly simple
enough It is this; Wash the
face In very salty sweet milk every
night and let it dry without wip-
ing a mixture made of one small
tablespoonful of milk and a tea
spoonful of salt applied to the most
obstinate bIemish of the skin will
cure it almost like magic. This is
the remedy prescribed by one Of
the best skin authorities IN Eng
land, and it is said that the use of
milk and salt is half the secret of
the English 8ornan's smooth, beau
fifnI skin
Point Pleasant Hotels have been
filed TO oyerfowilgs since the mid
die OF last week.
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EVERYBODY admires snappy up
to-date embellishments talks like
trip hammer. And everybody
knows that the GalIipolis Fsir is a
hummer. Secretary Wall always
fetches 'em by his methods, and
his cheap travelling rates. IF you
are not subject to heart disease
read their advertisement in. this
issue:
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From SATURDAY 1aiis.
Mr. T II Thornburg Of Bar.
louisville. was in town yesterday
Miss Victoria Spurlock, Of Leon
Is visiting Mrs Carrie Grimes
Capt 81. Q. Williamson. Of lie.
on, was a visitor in town yesterday.
Mr. q @. Baker. of Leon, is in
town
Mrs. A. J Shirley, of Sassafras;
seriously i'll With typhoid fever. is
reported to be improving
Capt. Jas. a. Bailey. of the Ma
son and Pomeroy Ferry. was in
town yesterday
Miss Julia E. Kirby, of Colum-
bus. Ohio, is here on a weeks visit
to her sister Mrs. M l. Moriarty
q. s. Marshal Capt. John K,
Thompson, passed through here
yesterday on his way home to Ray
mond City from Parkersburg.
Messrs. r. L. Rice, and e. a.
Roush, of Sassafras. were pleasant
callers at this office, yesterday af-
ternoon.
Misses Lavina and Bessie Schools
of Three-mile, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Annie Lee, of Pleasant
Flats.
Mrs. Uhas. @. Bowyer, at Web
ster Springs. for a month or more,
returned home yesterday. Her
daughter. Miss Irene, remained
over at Parkersburg, to visit rela-
tiyes.
DIR. w. S. Hoy and wife. of
Wellston. and Mrs. Joseph Clark.
of Pittsburg, arrived here yester-
day. being summoned on account
of the death of Mrs. Hoy and Mrs.
Clark's father, Maj. W. "a. Tomlin-
SON.
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Tie Second Iteg1ment.

To the Second Regiment of
West Virginia soldier boys, who
left their camp, at this city. yester-
day morning. for another camp. the
the Gazette extends warm good
bye and a God bless you.
The men left their homes and
home ties cheerfully and enthusi-
astically, because they were re-
spending to the cali of duty. Had
that duty demanded that they go
down into the fever infested jung
les of the tropics to meet the two
enemies, yellow fever and the
Spaniards. they would have obey
ed that call to duty with the same
bouyant cheerfulness. In fact,
they have been disappointed in
seeing but little prospect of get
ting into real battle in the service
of their country, for they are full
of patriotism, pluck and courage,
and have been admirably drilled.
On the departure of the First
Regiment the Gazette said, and it
now repeats in this connection:
West Virginia boys will do their
they will do it bravely; they
viii do it we'll; they will do it
promptly, as surely as the tears
and prayers of loved ones will fol-
low fham-Charleston Gazette.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-24

The prizes offered by the Mason
County Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association for the swiftest
wheelman on the fair grounds, are
to be seen in the show windows of
j. H. Hutchinson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-08-24

by the Gallipolis Band, which
played appropriate music. At the
cemetery his remains were deposit
ted in the grave with the honors
and impressive ceremonies of the
Masonic Order which were con-
Quoted BY Mr. H. r. Howard. The
funeral was one of the largest ever
witnessed in this place. old and
young paying their last tribute to
him, thus showing the high ess
TEEN In which he was held IN life
by all classes of people. The pail
bearers were all Masons, and were
as follows:
Capt John Thornburg,
Mr.. J NJ, Ri. Beale,
Hon. Rankin Wiley.
Capt 9. f. Hess,
Capt j. w Stone,
Hon. @. q. Hogg.
Hon: j. b. Beller,
MIR. VIM. ii. Steenbergen.