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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-26
Grain aud provisions EIsewhsr,1

New York. November 25.-- wheat-hryfs 4. /
bc4 1856; exports, $50, 722; spot STEADY: 4 MI /
red. 77AM79la I. o. b. atioat: ontioos w ".
ssG@s lower; No. 2 red. May, "a. In. n NJ
Steady. Cotton seed oil steady; prime I'll
l7isIls; yellow. aiMG22. Pig iron ss ses,,s3
Southern, 10.5001l.25; Northern. lesM A !.
Copper firm; brokers. 1915. Lcad--l .uisi =
change, 3.65N7 "a, Tm--F!rnier;. sus a.:gs
y 25; plates steady. Spelta
Now Orleans. November 2b.-hos n
quiet but steady. pork. standard mes M M
300. Lard--Refned fierce, $40: puI mo-, ~
$50. Boxed meats. shoulders. 'sis. XII
Clear ribs sides. 6i21aQp6, q. hams -.s;,sj
sugar cured. S%a9is' Rice-Firmi, 1 GsnS
to good. fil5. Flour. grain ana ~ 49, 4. r;
steady. Flour-lsxtra fancy, S.s.W q iss,
entJ. 3.S56I3,95. Cornineal- .'ali.M 4 Il n
G5. Hay--Prime. HOG 100; ciiole Tx q
1890. Corn--old, No. sacked; W., W. r
mixed. 4tn4lls; yellow. ~; new, 2 "ses
No. 2sacIsed, J2@33.
Kansas City. November 2'.-- Wn s s,fii|2
lower, No. | hard e2G6S; No basge nary. :s' sss<
No. = red, 6s667, No, 2 spring, byeiei;: MA
Firm: No. 2 mixed, 2oas 9SlA oaf,,.,ss Z ~
No. white. 21is Rye steaJsi - ~ An,
Hay Firm, unchansei Receipts, ~ Fs Ss sssIG
Wheat ri 800 bushels; corn N,a .s., VI n,
cats 1900 bushels. Shipmenis-rN h IN hs1
bushels; corn. 1850 bushels oats y"
els.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-26

Puts mad Calls on Graz 4
Chicago adyiccs 10 n. W. Hunssr ~ 4 y
gave puts on December wheat cpA-ws' =
calls GIL. -67M67is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-26

EXCHANGE lie qnotSd as follows: New yor,
huyins, 81 30 DISCOUNT selling. New York 81
Laas and Kansas City, par: New Of5ebns
buying si.vV discount selling, sl,95 premium
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-26
CliIcAGo.

Chicago. November e5.-t Good supply today
fer 50 late II. the week caused trads TO be,
come weak. Some Sales show reductions IL
Sale. colnrsoa dressed beet steors. so0dl4 g, ,
faney filppiny bows 56eei6.sn: fair Meat
s4o. largely s25aai,00 Hcss Fairly active
dcmsnd. prices ruled weak aud aissli lower;
hogs s.apGiS,GO. bulk, S.t0lS,59, pins. $500
$50 Sheep and lambs steady with q good
demand, lambs sold at 42aaf6,75 fnr common
10 primo sacks largely 4.6Sf35.50; sales az
sheep were az 2.75nl,i0. largely 3 sQui 40.
yeaIlings. 3.0citi 50; feeding sheep 6 e55is 90 !:
feeeing lambs. i,ioHiso, Receipts cattle.
aro9. hogs. $1,000; sheep. is.0oo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28
Vandalism.

Saturday night the storm blew
down one end of the Republican
banner stretched across Main street
from their headquarters Police
man Smith discovered it and rolled
it up and fastened If TO a tree on
the opposite side of the street.
Some miscreant cut away abont
two-thirds of the banner and car
ried 1t away. It was q piece of
vandalism that should not go uns
punished; and we trust that DEM
ocrats, as well as Republicans, viii
assist in running the scoundrel
who perpetrated the outrage, down
and bring him to justice IF found.
he should have the fullest penalty
of the law for his dastardly act.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28
HAtHAn HAn
TIlI4o said wall SVRIsIler Had no
Music in His Soul.

Who Said Wall SyV1sner Had no
Music IN His Soul
He donned his callathumpean
garb yesterday morning prim full
of mirth and jollity. mounted his
wheel and started, followed By the
smiles of his devoted wife. crossing
the Ohio river, to visit and sur
prise his friends and relatives.
which he was successful IN doing
On his return home IN the evening
he was followed by a couple of
bike-riders from GallipoIis who
were astonished to see ndicrous
an animal on a wheel Some boys
notified a police officer and he
started with posse to capture the
s'aoonder." Whilst crossing from
street to street. Wall glided into his
home, collapsing the officer and his
crowd to wonderful degree.
g q
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Thanks.

Mr.. John S. Miller always re-
members this Office when he has
anything good growing on his
grounds. Yesterday he sent as a
nice lot of chinquapins, which our
family, children and grand-child-
rem, did justice to, without eeremo-
ny. Mr.. Miller has quite LOT of
these delicious nuts for sale at %
cents a quart.
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AeGdent.

Mr.. G. D. Gift, a brakeman on
the K. & M. while assisting in
taking water. Saturday night, at
Hobson Junction. just below
Middleport, his left leg was caught
between the spout of the wafer
tank and tender, and badly mash
ed and bruised. He was brought
to this place, where DIR. Mossman
attended him. While the injury
is a painful one, it is not of a ser
ious nature. He will have to lay
off from duty for several weeks,
however.
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Rough winter.

The rag weed is unusually tail in
the fields this season. This is con-
sidered an infallible sign of a Sc
we're winter. The reason underly-
ing this theory is that the weed
furnishes the food for the binds IN
the winter. and when it grows
abundantly. tall, it means deep
snow Thus does nature provide
beforehand for what is coming.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28
HOss Case,

We find the following in the
Gallipolis Tribune of Friday even
ing:
Mr.. Homer Smith, of Point
Pleasant, brought suit against the
X. & NJ. Railroad this morning be-
fore Square Mauck, to recover $500
damage for the loss of fine driv-
ing horse killed by a train on that
road near Addison. last March, on
crossing. It had been in a field
ON the Kiser farm and jumped and
got run down. Judgment was al
lowed for 500 and costs r. M.
Switzer and Rankin Wiley for
Smith and L. g. Merstell, of Ath-
ems. for K. & NJ Notice given of
an anneal.
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TO Be married.

Mr.. T. F. Willis. with the Nits-
chke Paper Co. Columbus. o.. was
a caller at this Office yesterday
afternoon. He informed us that
he would be married on October
18th, 1898, to Miss Carrie CLARK, q
charming young lady. also 81
Columbus. The Register IN adj
vance offers its congratulations
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Bruce CllapeI.

Special services thereevery night
next week conducted as follows.
Monday and Tuesday. Oct. Srd
and 4th, by Mr.. j. r. Matthews.
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
9Th and 9th. By Rev. F. E. ]. Lloyd
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Oct 7th. sth and 9Th. by Rev. A. O.
6Tlnnan.
Service each night at 7 O'Clock
and Sunday 1870 q. m.
Don't fail to come to the FIRST
ssrTIce and hear Mr. Matthews 4
you can possibly do so. Hearty
Welcome to all
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Ohio River RaIlroad.

Conductor Will Page of the
Point Pleasant and Parkersburg
Accommodation. has been trans
ferred to passenger run from
Wheeling to Kenova. He win
move his family to Wheeling
Mr.. Thos. Dillon, brakeman, on
same train, goes with Capt. Page,
on his run.
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TW AIIen's Foot-Ease.

A powder to be shaken INTO the
shoes at this season your feet feel
swoolen, nervous and hot, and get tir-
ed easily. If You have smaFting feet
or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease-
1T cooIs the feet and makes walking
easy. Cures swollen and sweating
feet, blisters and callous spots. Re
lieyes eorns and bunions of all pain
and gives rest and comfort Try it to
day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for 25c. Trial package FREE
Address, Allen s. Olmstead, LIE Roy.
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Big Timber Deal.

Hon. Warren Miller and Hon.
Chas. &. Brown. Of jackson eoun-
ty, yesterday consumated sale to
Gallipolis parties of the timber on
the Rodgers tract of land, recently
purchased By them, and situated
about eight miles this side of Ra-
vensWood. There is II5O acres of
this timber. and as fine as
ever grew, excepting therefrom
20 acres, that these gentleman have
set apart and win dedicate as a
public park, and viii be known as
George Washington Park" This
fine body OF land was first granted
by King George III, of England.
TO Gen Washington, for services
in the Indian wars, before the
Revolution. General Washington
willed this tract of land to Mary
E. Gusts, who afterwards married
Rodgers, who died, and his son
became the owner of the land; a
daughter of the second Rodgers,
an heir. became the owner. She
married Kirby Smith. professor
IN the John Hopkins University,
of Baltimore. Md.
The sale was negotiated by Col.
Smith. of this city, and the con-
sideration was $4,000
The parties to the purchase were
Lewis Shaw, r. E. Gatewood, A.
F and Otto Lasley
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HafI Storm.

One of the heaviest hail storms
ever known in this section Of
country visited the neighborhood
of Glenwood yesterday afternoon.
Hail stones fell as largea as walnuta.
and the ground was covered with
them to considerable depth.
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Grace viii last. favor Win blast
Take away fuel. take away flame.
Prove thy friends ere thou have
need. There's not so bad Gill
but there's as bad a VIII.
GentiIity without ability Is worse
than plain beggny
Hes a good friend that speaks
well of us behind our backs
He that gapeth until he be fed,
ven may he cape until be be dead
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Bfe Iumber sale.

Capt. w. w. Cole, one of our
most enterpriHirg citizens and
business men, sold one day last
week, something over 10000 feet
of ship timber to a Cincinnati firm.
cut from his farm on Kiger creek,
back of Cheshire Ohio.
The main trouble with getting
an investigation board is that it is
so hand to get men who have no
troubles of their own.
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Brakeman Teel, ON the south
bound o. r. B. local freight. while
coupling cars at this place yester-
day, got his right arm caught be
tween the dead blocks, MASKING II
badly. He was taken to the hospi-
tai at Parkersburg. ON No. 2 pass
enger.
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Serious Condition.

Henry Harmon was found by
policeman Smith last night in an
unconscious condition lying on
the sidewalk under the shed of the
little store-room, just below the NJ.
E. Church. South. He picked
him MP and summoned DIR. NOEL
fresh. He regained consciousness,
and said he had an attack of heart
trouble and had sit down in the
hope of relief. but it had gotten
the upper hand of him and he had
fallen over on the street.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by County Clerk
Col. Smith. since last published
report:
Enooh Hawkins and Susan Stew
art.
Harry Bush and Lottie B. Gin
chall.
Charles childers and Susie
Jacques.
George Flint and Elizabeth
Litchield.
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Frank Mcdaniel. boy 10 years
old, cutting corn Tor Morg McDan-
Tel, ON a piece Of ground which he
had leased from Hon. Jas. Cape
hart. near town, Monday morning
early, accfdently cut his left knee
badly with corn knife He
was attended by Drz Barbee &
Barbee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28
Lie Lesson.

TIE man WHO Is able 10 count the most cash
Nay stand the best show as1Bne Wonaens
af fsIif Il the chap With Tie 11est ilanstaelae
Who gathers the highest persfnmons
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Gongressunan Neal,

Hon. Geo. I. Neal. Democratic
candidate for Congress, VIII i'd
dress the people of Mason City.
Thursday night. September 29ths
1898, at Sosclock. Let the people
give him a big crowd
Reports from Camp WickoH say
there are 49, soldier patients N
the general hospital and that fully
100 of them win die. An have Is
phoid fever.
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The Sick.

Mrs j. NJ. Burdett, who had a
serious sick spell recently. was
better yesterday.
Mrs W. E. Allen, who has been
very sick. We learn was better yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Allen. who
have been sick, were better yester-
day
Mrs. Martha Kuhn, who has
been very i'll. was some better yes
terday.
There was a slight Improvement
in DIR. G. @. Hogs condition yes
terday.
Mr.. Geo. shindle. who has been
unwel. was better yesterday.
100000 Shingles, Red Cedar, White
Pine, Hemlock and Poplar,
B. f. BIGGS, Pomeroy. Ohio
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Go to Biggs. Pomeroy, for Buggies,
Road Wagons and Harness. the cheap
est place in Meigs County. Also gen
erai HardMare. june 203-mo.
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From Mondays Daily
Mr.. Fred Holloway is quite sick
at his home on 9TH street.
Mrs. Geo. w. Striking is visit
ing her parents at South Side.
Mr.. t. G. Fowler. of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, is here on visit to relatives.
Judge Romeo n. Free- was a
distinguished visitor in town last
night.
Messrs. Frank and Will. FiIson
left this morning for Buffalo to
roof two houses
Prof. E. NJ. Turner, of Morgan
town. is in town mingling with his
numerous friends.
Attorney VIM. NJ. Duffy. went
up to Pomeroy this morning on
legal business.
Mrs. yena Fowler and two chill
dren, of Sumner, ILL.,. are visiting
Mr.. w. NJ. Duffy and family.
Mrs. Fannie Cheuvront return
ed Saturday from a two months
visit to relatives in Virginia.
Mr.. Thos. a. Moriarty, of Col
umbus, Ohio. came in on the ex-
cursion yesterday to see his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Moriarty
Mrs. M. F. Long and daughter
Miss Lucy, left today for Glendale
Ohio, where Miss Lucy viii enter
the Glendale Female College.
Mrs. Mary Moore left this morn
ing for Spencer to visit her sor
DIR. J. NJ. Moore, who has a posi-.
ton aft the Hospital for the Insane
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Leeper anG
little son, of Gallipolis. spent Sun.
day with Capt. and Mrs. j. g
Porter and family, this city.
Capt w. R. Gum and Hon
Rankin Wiley went up to Winfield
this morning to attend the Putnam
County Circuit Court.
Private E. n. Ayers, of Co. d
LIST Reg. w. Va. Vol. Inf, who hal
been here on ten days furlough
returned Saturday to Knoxville
Tenn.
We are happy to announce t.
the many friends of Miss Nanni'
Gabbert, who has been quite sicl
for the past week. that she is YER
much better this morning.
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Finger Cut.

Rev. ". J. Holt was opening a
can of meats yesterday when his
hold slipped and the tin lid coming
in contact with the index finger of
his left hand cut it SO severely that
he had to go to Doctor to have
II dressed. 1t is very painful
wound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28
Sweetheart, to-day a rumor flew

Sweetheart, to-day a rumor few
That made the post resound;
It sends me back, dear girl. to you.
For we are homeward boundl
Yet hold no grievous sin
If mid the joyous shout
/ pray I may be mustered in
when / am mustered out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28

Neither the West India hurri-
cane nor the SpaniiarIls are able TO
scarf your Uncle Sam from that
vicinity.
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Grand Excursion to Chicago vi.
Ohio Central Lines, Thurs
day. October 9Th.

Grand Excursion to Chicago via
Ohio Central Lines, Thurs
day, October 9Th.
Only 81. 00round trip from Point
Pleasant. Tickets on sale for train
No. IL, of October 9th, good re-
turning until October 9Th, leaving
Chicago. Coaches VII run through
to Chicago without change. Ac-
Communications for all. For full
particulars see hand bill or call on
agents of Ohio Central Lines.
The CommIssioner-General of
the United States to the Paris Ex-
position of 1900, has addressed let
ter to Prof. w. j. Kenny, of Point
Pleasant, on the subject of the
sLafette Memorial 1t is the in
tention Of our government to erect
in 1900 a monument to the early
friend and defender of American
Liberties, in the city of Paris. the
same to be unveiled July 4th,
United States Day" at the Expo
sition.
This monument to the friend OF
Washington, viii be erected by the
children and youth of America. II
is desired where possible. to raise
the fund for the monument ON
October 18th. .Lafette Day. of this
year. This idea should appeal
strongly to the pride ofevery Amer
lean citizen and to their patriotism
as we'll. 1t is. therefore. becoming
that the Principal and teachers Of
our city schools should aid In this
matter. and represent Point Pleas.
ant IA this noble enterprise.
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The country NEWSPAPER mans
real friends are those who pay ev-
cry year. His best friends are
those who pay at the beginning of
each subscription year. The city
newspapers are all real. for the
publisher thereof viii send no pa
per unless he gets his pay IN adj
vance. That's the difference be-
tween having friends that viii trust
You; and confidence should not be
abused.
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DEARD0RFF 8 COMPANY UPTON b


Rev. Frank Howell. of St AL
bans, on his way to Conference
was the guest of his cousins. Mr.
Id. W. Brown and Mrs. Fannie
Cheuvront, Saturday and Sun
day
Mrs. L. j. Williamson and Miss
Tresa Malone returned Saturday
evening from Pittsburg. where
they attended the millinery open
ings of the wholesale houses
First Lieutenant Stanley j,
Lowe, Co. n. Sd Tenn. and wife,
of Chattanooga, Tennessee. who
have been here visiting Mrs loves
brother, Mr.. @. O.. Bowyer and
family, are now visiting Mrs.
loves father, Gen. Geo. G. Bow
yer. at Winfield.
Miss Flora Stockhoff. of Hen
derson. has arrived home from
Cincinnati with a splendid stock
of Millinery Goods, and her open
ing viii take place Monday, Octo-
Der Sd. and will continue for one
week. The ladies are invited to call
and see her nice stock of goods.
From Tuesdays DaIiy.
Mrs. Robt. J. Neale. of Ben Lo-
mond, is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. G. NJ. McGill. of Red House,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Rob't Patterson, of Browns
station is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Carsey, of
Letart, werein town yesterday.
Mrs. N. L. Bloom has been ON
the sick list for several days
MIR. Homer Smith left this
morning on business trip to Spen-
Ger
Lawyer Sherwood, of Ripley, was
in town yesterday on legal bust
ness.
We regret to announce that DR..
c. G. Hogg's condition is not i'm
proved this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Fry, of Hen
derson, returned yesterday from a
two days visit at Gauley Bridge.
Mrs. j. L. Hutchinson, of Hen
derson, went up to Kanawha Five
Mile to-day to visit Mrs. Joseph E.
George for few days.
Rev. w. j. Holt and wife. leave
today for the West Virginia Con-
ference. which meets at Morgan
town. this week.
Sallie Barbee, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Love.
near town. who has been quite
sick with brain fever, is better.
Messrs. Joe Ceiner and Jake
Levine attended services at the
Jewish Synagogue in Huntington,
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Lee, of the Second
Hospital for the Insane, at Spencer,
was in town yesterday visiting her
sister Mrs. ii. Hs Sargent.
Miss Anna Fravel, of Woodstock.
Va, viii arrive here this afternoon
to be the guest of Miss Rebecca
Barbee. for a week
Private Joseph E. French, OF
Clifton, and member of Co. A., I'd
West Va. Reg. Vol. Inft, now al
Camp Meade. home on furlough,
was in town yesterday.
u. S. Marshal j. K. Thompson
was the guest of DR.. A R. Barbee
and family yesterday. The Capt
is having his beautiful residence
opposite Raymond City, repaired
inside and out.
Maj. j. II. HyseH, of Pomeroyl
Ohio, but now Regimental Sur
geon for the First West Virgins
Volunteers, camped at Knoxville.
Tenn, was here yesterday to see
Assistant Surgeon Lieut. O. @
Hogg. sick at his mothers home in
this place.
Mr.. Henry W. Drury, of New
York City, and member of the list
New York, Co. B., and which
did such good fighting during the
Santiago campaign, is here on fur.
Tough visiting his brother. Mr.
VIM. Drury. and cousin, Mr.. Jacl
Kelly, at the o. r. b. Eating Par,
lors- Mr.. Drury is suffering from
malarial fever. contracted while al
Santiago.
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Ana Lots of Them Hin.

MIR. JAS. L. Barnett, residing on
the old homestead. near town, left
at our Office, Saturday, a basket OF
New York Early Rose. and as fine
potatoes as were ever grown in
Mason county. We enjoyed them
for our Sunday dinner. These
potatoes took the first premium at
the Mason County Fair aud also
at he,GaIlipolis Fair AS farmer
and road maker. Mr.. Barnett has
no superior in the county
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-28

Mr.. G. NJ. Leroy, of Gallipolis.
formerly of Boston, Mass. has
purchased from Capt J. L. Charles
the fine saw-miH and lot on which
the mill stands ON the Kanawha
bank. Mr.. Leroy made the deal
for the Ohio Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company, of which he is
a.member, together with Galipo-
lis parties. The Company has a
capital stock of $50, 600 paid up and
charted under the laws of West
Virginia. Mr. Leroy informed us
that the mill would do general
saw and planning business, and II is
the intention of the Company TO
do a big lumber business Work
win be commenced at once tx
ing mp the mill and adding new
machinery.
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GO to Biggs, Pomeroy, for the
Rambler Bicycle and other grades of
wheels ranging from SIS to $25 a
piece. Manufactured of Undertakerss
supplies and Funeral Director.
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Personal.

From SATURDAY Daily.
Mrs. Chas. A Hutchinson Is
here on a visit to her par
ents. Capt. and Mrs. j. L. Charles.
Mr.. Chas. E. McCulloch, our
next county commissioner, was in
town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arthurs Wis
iting in Charleston for some time.
returned home last night.
Mrs. S A Donahoe and child
rem, left yesterday on a sojourn in
Summers and Monroe counties,
this State.
Mrs. Park Roush who has been
sick for more than a week. We are
happy to say is a little better this
morning
Congressman Warren Miller, of
Ripley, and Hon. Chas. l. Brown.
of Ravenswood, were business vis-
itors in town yesterday.
Mrs. L V. Guthrie and little
daughter Kathline. who have been
here on a short visit returned to
Spencer this morning.
Mrs. a G. Grinnan and baby,
who have been on an extended
visit in Virginia, returned last
night.
Born, at 4 a. m. this morning,
Sept 9th, 1898, to Hon. and Mrs.
Chas E. Hogg. a nine pound son.
Mother and son both doing well.
Capt. John n. Wills and wife. of
the K. & NJ. Ry., who have been.
visiting relatives in Virginia also
for some time at All-Healing
Springs. have returned home.
Messrs. Ben Franklin and John
Hutchinson went up to Buffalo
yesterday afternoon to attend a
party last night, given by the
Misses Sterrett, in honor of a
cousin, Miss Sterrett, visiting
them from Augusta county. yir-
ginia.