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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-04-13
AmDrosia.

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Correspondence, April 0.
Noah Stout, of Dyesville, Ohio,
was business visitor here Thurs
day.
Mrs. Will Legue is very low with
typhoid fever.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Par
SONS, Thursday, bouncing boy.
Congratulations.
Married at the home of her sis
ter, Miss Charlotte Gillespie to
Albert Harf, Thursday evening.
There was general free row at
Brighton Thursday evening. A
couple of young men quarreled
over some children talk which re-
suited in a free pitch in for
everybody. Knives and revoIyers
we're used freely, and some were
wounded but not serious, and there
was quite an excitement and made
every one think there was sshot
time in the old town. Several of
the ladies in Brighton were very
badly frightened. Mrs. e. 5.
Bright, who was conyalescent was
so excited as to be much worse at
this writing. Mrs. @. @. Bright
was also greatly frightened. Mrs,
W. L. McGufin was kept pretty
busy working with the sick, and is
to be complinented on her nerve
and GOODNESS during such excite
ment. DIR. A. r. Barbee, of you1
city, was dispatched for and rem
dered his services. Every thing
seems to be quiet this morning and
we hope for the speedy recovery Of
all concerned
Farmers say the fruit here is al
killed.
Wheat is looking nicely
Mrs. J. g. Tompkins, who hal
been visiting relatives IN this place
4 has returned to her home IN you
CITY. JJP-TosD ATE.
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Mrs. S. J. McCaulesy left for

Mrs. S. j. McCauley left for
Gallipelis few days ago enroute
for Columbus. Chic, where she ex-
poets to make her future home.
Mrs. j. b. McKinniss and two
daughters, Misses Flora and Lizzie
left on the north bound train this
morning for Parkersburg, where
they will make their future home,
Miss Blanche Connolley accompa-
MED them: We regret very much
to have the association of these
good people from our town, and
they are leaving scores of friends
who regret to see them leave.
Misses Flora and Lizzie are well
liked by all who have had the
pleasure of forming their acquaint-
ance, and are leading singers in the
Methodist Episcopal choir here,
and while they viii be sadly miss
ed, we commend them with our
best wishes to the good people of
Parkersburg, and may their future
home be pleasant and happy.
Rev. Scantlin was In town yes
terday. He will conduct Easter
services at the NJ. q. Church Sun-
day evening.
r. B. Kent, of Gunnyille. was
in town yesterday morning.
Mr.. Nose Lownstein of Charles
ton, was calling on his customers
here yesterday.
The Leon Milling Company has
been making some improvements
in the way of fills on the front side
of their building.
n. IT. Calhoun, Of this place,
has retired from merchandising
and accepted position as travel
ing salesman for j. NJ. Kerr q Co.,
of Gallipolis, Ohio. He has our
best wishes for his success.
Mr.. A. @. Cherrington, of Gin
cinnati. was here yesterday.
Chas. Connolly, has moved into
the McKinness house recently
vacated by them.
Chas. Harris, who moved here
recently, seems to be doing fair
business IN both the undertaking
and hardware trade.
Subscribe for the Daily Regis
ter, it is clean, bright and newsy
little paper, and viii keep you
posted ON all the current news.
o. r T.
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From Saturdays Daiiy-
Mr.. j. e. Frazier. of Putnam
county, was in town yesterday
Mr.. @. +. Jones, of Leon, was
in town yesterday evening
Mrs. Jos. e. George, of KanaWha
Five-mile, is the guest of Mrs. j.
L. Hutchinson, of Henderson.
Mrs, Richard Stone, Of New
Haven, viii be the guest of Miss
Rebecca Barbee. over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Steenbergen, Of
Gallipolis Ferry, is here the guest
of the Misses McCulIoch.
Mrs. Aumiller. Of Racine, Ohio,
is here on a visit to her daughters,
the Mesaames Ellison.
Mr.. Grin PuIlin, Of Flat Rock,
was a visitor to this Office yester-
day and renewed his subscription
to the Weekly Register.
Miss Annie Grice will leave to-
day, accompanied by little Emf
CINE franklin, for Newport, KY.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Frank
lin.
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When free silver wilI Be Dead.

When the lion eats grass like the OK,
When the flsh worm swallows the whale,
When the terrapIns knit wooden socks
And the hnre IS oufrun By the snail.
When serpents walk upright like men,
And the doodlebugs travel like frogss
When the grasshopper feeds on the hen,
And feathers IRE found on hogs.
When the Thomas cats swim In the air,
And elephants roost upon freess
When insects In summer are rare,
And snun never makes people sneeze.
Whea fishes creep over dry land,
And mules on velocipedes ride;
When foxes lay eggs In the sand,
And women In dress take no pride.
When the Dutch no longer drink beer,
And girls get 60 preaching on time;
When Billy goats butt from the rear,
And treason's no longer crime
When humming birds bray like the ass,
When limbefger smells like eoloZnei
When plowshares are made ont OF glass,
And the hearts OF the people are stone.
When ideas grow in the goldbug's heads.
And wool on the Ia draulIe ram,
Then win free silver be dead,
And the poor man be ground into sand.
-BimetaiIist.
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Clifton.


Correspondence, Sth.
Mrs. S. Powell has returned from
Jacksonville, o., where she attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Fred Pow
ellis oldest daughter.
VIM. Harris has secured employ
ment on the fowboat VIM. Ernst,
which left the Middleport docks
Sunday for Cincinnati.
We have been told that there
was q minstrel show given at West
Columbia, by two of our famous
actors of this place We learn that
their program grew short ON thems
and the boys found out there was a
back door IN the building and left
the orchestra to dismiss How
about that boys2 You must do
better next time boys, If you ex-
pect to secure fame IN your pro-
fession.
Our school closed here last Fri
day, under the management of
Prof. S. v Pullin. We are glad
to say It has been pre-eminent
success. We are pleased to say
that Prof s. " has at all times
and on all occasions been model.
whom his students and communi-
ty In general may follow IN safety,
and thus add to the advancement
of the intellectual, moral and re-
ligious growth Of our little town
The Prof was ably assisted By
three of Mason county's faithful
teachers, Misses Eva Meeks, Olga
Lewis and Mary Jenkins.
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The best recommendation a
young man can have is a good
character, head full of informa-
ton and a good supply of sand.
If he has these he don't have to
get written or printed certificate
of character, honesty and eficien-
cy, and there is no reason why he
cannot be so equipped. If he is,
then he is prepared to make his
own way through the world. If
he viii go to work at something,
no matter how mental or humble
and do it with will and determin-
alton, it viii not be long until
some one will discover his value
and there will be a better and a
more lucrative place awaiting him.
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ONO Sixteen.


Correspondence April 8.
Services at Mountain Valley
Chapel Saturday night and sun.
day, by Rev. II. n. FierbaSgh, OF
Henderson,.
John Potts is on the sick list
We are sorry to learn of the i'll
ness of MIR. Bert Day. of Five
mile.
a tea party will be given by
Mrs. Ella Blaine. at her residence
at Wyoma, for the benefit of the
church, (Zion on next Saturday
evening at 2o'clock. One and all
are cordially invited to attend
A. f. Wooten was business
caller ON the creek to-day.
John w Dabney, of Arlee, paid
Gallipoiis visit, Friday last
Much success to the Register, I
ann yours, FILDEN.
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he was for Bryan.

Hon. Henry q. Davis is receiy-
ing quite boost at the hands of
the Democratic press for the nom
ination for Governor in 1900. Mr..
Davis greatly endeared himself to
Democrats by defying his moneyed
associates and supporting Bryan in
the last campaign. Tt would really
be blessing, to have a man of
Mr.. Davis ability. dignity and gem
erai business qualifications to serve
four years as the Chief Executive
of the State. It would be a novel
ty. too.-Hampshire Review.
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srom Tuesdays De.S.
Little Miss Ruth Supplies. Of
Lock IL, is very sick.
Mr.. Lee Sehon, of Huntington,
was in town last night.
Messrs. S. T. Windon and L.
Roush, of Graham Station, are in
town.
Mr.. Chas. McCulloch, from up
the Kanawha, was in the city yes
terday.
Messrs. A. E. and E. A. Smith,
of Hartford, were in town yester-
day.
Miss Ella Gardner, of Maggie,
was the guest of friends here yes
terday.
Mr.. j. R. Juhling, representing
the New Haven Mill Company.
was business visitor in town yes
terday.
Mrs. Richard Stone. of New
Haven, who has been the guest OF
Miss Rebecca Barbee since Satur-
day evening, will leave this even
ing for her home.
Mr.. M. N. McGlothlin. father OF
Mr.. Jas. E. McGlothlin, editor OF
the Ravenswood News, here on q
visit to his daughter, Mrs. A. 81.
Gable, on First street, was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday. He is g
very old man, being in his. SD
year.
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Leon.


Correspondence, 18th.
Mrs. Emily Boles, of Point
Pleasant, is visiting Mr.. James
Burdett and family.
Misses Ella Smith, Anna Cleek
and Ed. Thompson, were calling
on Mr.. Richards this afternoon.
e. NJ. Lusk, of the Leon Hotel,
has been very sick, but is GONZALES
cent.
j. N. Herndon is visiting rela-
tiyes at Poca this week.
Miss Laura Rowley and brother
Leon, spent Easter with the Misses
Pnilin, at Beech ELL.
H. Calhoun spent Sunday
with his family.
Joe Rifles little child, which
has been very sick, is much better
at this writing
jasper Baker, of Sea Flat, was
hero to-day.
Mr. Win Boles produced some
very good pictures of the town
while It was flooded by the recent
high water. O. r. Z.
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RAnKIN WHEY, n. q.
Naw Honaa.

Capt. John N. Burdett. con-
tracted yesterday with Meszrs. Hess
& Neighbors, for the erection Of q
two story FIVE room frame cottage
on the lot adjoining his residence,
No. 1925 Wand street Work on
this cottage viii be commenced at
onca.
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Old fashioned spelling matches
are becoming fashionable again.
1t has been clearly demonstrated
that the new methods in vogue in
our schools do not teach the pupil
, how to spell like the old system
did. A return to the old plan is
considered the proper move at
present.
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Pensions.

An increase in pension from S1S
to SIT per month has been granted
Mr.. John @. Porter, of this city,
also to Robert F. Sayre, of Letart,
from $14 to 4 per month.
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THE caURGHEs.
impressive Easter Services.
rSls-s.t % "a rsb,,-oI, uor hand

Impressive Easter Services
Christ 2. E. Church, was hand
somely decorated with flowers for
Easter Day.
The services commenced at lO:50
a. m. and was conducted by Rev.
"a. q. Grinnan. Rector, who de-
livered an able sermon on the Res
urrection The services were very
impressive, and large congTega-
ton was present. not q vacant seat
being left IN the church
The following program was rem
dered by the choir in splendid
manner, and It is deserving of great
praise:
sschrIst Is Risen, Z. .AIagofIin
2 ,fOhrist our Passover Crotch
b Gloria PatrI, a Kettle
Ancient Chant
4. 1e, peur,l Van Boskerch
8. Jubilnte Deoss uputs
o. ssThe Strife Is Oser's. From Palestrina
4. Kyrle Eleison 80 lelYey
IS. Gloria Tibi-...-. ...... arrett
8. eAngeIs, Roll the Rock Away Roper
TO- s.Halielujah Christ is RisenD- Glare
IL Thou Art Worthy, eoGertoryl . esilbert
I2 Sanctus Garrett
h. Sat the Lambs High FEAST. -11iyey
H. Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant
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Leon.
Correspondence, sth.

zCorresp onueLlcei ON
The discussion of the war qnes-
ton is the chief topic of conyersa-
ton among onr citizens here, and
there IS much anxiety expressed as
to the serious and critical outlook
for war with Spain, which at pres
emf SCENE unavoidable.
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from Mondays Daily.
Mr.. Stephen K Miller of Beech
Hill. was in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Pat Ryan. of Leon. was
the guest of the Misses Smith a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. n. McGlothlin,
of Ravenswood, are here on a visit
to their daughter. Mrs. A. 81.
Cable, on First street.
Mr.. John w. Neville, of Elwell.
was in town Saturday, and re-
newed his subscription to the
Weekly Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kirkentall,
of Creola. Ohio, were here last
Saturday, the guest of Mrs. Kirk
entails brother, Mr.. Chas. Thoma-
son.
Mr.. JAS. 81. Long, of South
Side. one Of our young up-to-date
farmers, was a pleasant caller al
this Office Saturday afternoon, and
renewed his subscription to the
Daily Register.
DIR. A. r. Barbee, Secretary OF
State Board of Health, and clerk
DR.. n. a. Barbee, will leave this
evening for Weston, at which place
the Board will be in session We'd
nesday for the purpose of examin-
ing applicants.
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Around the Bend.

Sunday at Minersyille. Albert
Chapman's wife crossed over from
Hartford City, her home, accompa-
MED by a child. On getting upthe
bank she found her husband and
Gene Quillen's wife standing to-
gether. Pulling razor she cut
both severely. and leaving pool
of blood on the ground. Gene
CULLEN is in the Ohio penitentiary,
His wife lives at Syracuse. Great
excitement.
The coal operators and miners
held meeting at Pomeroy Satur-
day and will hold another Monday.
Compromise is expected and re-
turn to work.
Charter Oak mines will not start
again unless the miners agree to
put up a coal tipple for the compa-
ny free of charge.
Dan Lewis will start his coal
works again soon as repairs are put
on, which will be done free by the
coal miners. The last two floods,
Lewis suffered more than all 9TH
ers.
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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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House Burned.

The residence of viii Selby,
near Brighton, was destroyed by
fire Friday night, together with all
the contents of the building. The
family were absent from home at
the time of the FIRE. Loss not
known. Insured.
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DEARDoRFF & co,
GalIipo1is, Ohio.
Sixth Annual
s ? B No
Announcement!

Our firm has been in existence but
five short years, and we do not think it
is ont of place for us to say that the
character and standing of our house
and its 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 better class of substan-
fial customers than we have. We trust
that our present pleasant business re-
lations will continue.
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The two-year-old son of w, 4.
Furgason, of Bolton, Miss, had the
VIII coping cough. after several
physicians had prescribed for him,
without giving relief" writes Mr..
Furgason, 81 persuaded my wife to
try % cent bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. The first
dose had the desired effect, and in
forty-eight hours he was entirely
free from all cough. I consider
your remedy the best in the market
especially for children and recon-
mend it at all times" The % and
80 cent sizes for sale by Ct. w. M.
Hnnff-
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An exchange says next to the
town dog as nuisance comes the
town rooster. He is the biggest,
ugliest and dirtiest of his kind.
The town hen usually leaves an
egg on your premises to pay the
damages. But the rooster gives
you no compensation, and adds un-
paralleled impudence to the injury
he does to your garden.
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Mrs. ID. Tully and little son ar
rived here this morning from Gin
cinnati. II
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cOHerT or n note executed By the defendant
% Racnel Saunce rs on the 18th day or - arch
it51, for the sum 81 fzlQ and the interest due
thereon which now amounts 70 the sum or
5JI-I5-lQ0s including principal and interest.
ard 70 attach the one undivided fourth In
terest In % acres OF land IN Mason Count y and
also one=fourth interest IN four lots or land IA
VIM G. Saunders Tor the payment OF said
debt Interest and costs, and the costs OF this
suit
And i appearing by ahidnvft dIed ia the
papers OF the said cause that V1n. g. Sam
ders is = nonresident OF the State OF " est
Virgins, Il j. ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the d1Hf publication
hereof and do what s. Necessary to protect his
interests therein
A Copy Teste--It- e MITCHELL. Clerk.
Iomiinson q Wiley Soils april 6 t-v.
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One of the most beautiful win
dow displays ever made in our
town, is the newly decorated show
window at Tippett's Furniture
store. The store room has also
been enlarged which now makes a
very handsome room for the furni-
ture business.
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Capt. John Thornburg, Messrsl
Jas. B. Tippett and A. 3. Lewis.
are the appraisers Of the personal
estate of @. @ Miller. deceased.
They commenced the appraisement
yesterday.
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Order OF Publication.

STATE OF W EST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MASON. s..
At Rules held In the Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Court offlle said County, on 1fondny,
April fthy 1888 the following order was enc
John O. Porter Administrator or fheea-
tate Of RacheI Saunders, deceased.
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New ADYERTIsEMENTs.
SpecIaI ConlnnIssIoner,s sac


TTNDER the authority OF q decree, Of the
- Circuit Court OF Mason county, West
Virginia. made on the stll day OF FcbruarF,
1885, In certain suit In chnncerr therein
pending, wherein Ella Van 1fntre, W no sues
in her own right and as adIninistratrix or q.
HIP. Van Matre, deceased, was plaf tiff and
Miriam Van Matre and others were defend
ants the undersigned Special Commits
aioner WILL on the
Sirteentt day Of Apz.iI. 1898,
nt 10 O'Clock n. M NJ the 'front.' door Of HE
Court House Of said Mason county sen ~
der the following described real estate sit
nate In Robinson District, Mason County.
West Virginia, bounded and described as
follows to-sFlt- BegfnDing at q stake In u
branch. corner BreciiIn A. lIt1acrave friIsl
Van Mntre In the Graham Stallion rond.
thence North 65e West, "A poles n stake
corner 70 Mtserages thence south, 42s. W
the road, corner % Daniel W Van Mnfre,
thence with his line south 56s r. o. poles md
II linksto stake In old Military line and cor
ner TO Daniel w. Van lIflfree thence with
said line south z6' E - poles 81 lin Ks 10 the
place Of beginning. estimated 20 contain -
acres being the residue of1l tract Of land con-
tanning originally ~ acres conveyed TO said
deed dated the 18TH daY OF April, 1872 and
recorded In the Clerks Office or tie County
Ccurtof said Mason county, In Deed Book
II. r. HOWARD
Special Com mi safoner.
hereby certify that bond In the penalty Of
1900 has been given BY the above named
special. CoInlnlssioner, rs requtred BY the
deere OF sale. r. z MITCHELL,
=
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oRGANDIEs,

European and American, more artistic
than ever in design.
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Rev. S. A. Donahoe preached

Rev. S. A. Donahoe preached
his Easter sermon, The Resurrec-
ton of Christ, at the evening ser
vice at the M. q. Church, South,
instead of the morning service.
His arguments and remarks flowed
in fowery sentences and could not
help but convince the most skep-
teal that the Saviour had risen
from the dead and assembled to
Glory on high, and that the Ro-
man Guard who watched the tomb
of our Saviour that his body might
not be stolen away was overcome
by the spirit of God.
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At Trinity M p. Church, Easter
night. under the direction and
super ntendence of MIR. e. w. Craig
the Sunday School rendered very
interesting yesterday program, in
a most admirable manner. showing
that the children had been we'll
trained, and the parts performed
would have been a credit to older
people.
We would especially mention
the solo by Miss Carrie Snyder,
niece of Mr.. d. S. Snyder, who
charmed the crowded house by
her we'll modulated voice, also.
Miss Eva Whaley's talk with the
flowers" was prettily rendered.
The choir was large and render
ed some excellent music.
The church was crowded, every
available space being utilized by
the people. This church was also
handsomely decorated with flowers
and evergreens.
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Barton's Boiler Works at Charl-

Barton's Boiler Works at Charl-
eston, were destroyed by FIRE at an
early hour Friday morning. The
fire caught from the engine room.
The loss is placed at $1,000, with
some insurance. We believe Mr..
Barton of the Henderson Boiler
Works, is interested in the Charl-
eston works.
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DIMLTIES,

in all the attractive printing of the
season.
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Marriage licenses issued Satur-
day, April 9th: William S. Parsons
and Alice b. Allemong; Erastus
g. Bargar and Iva e. Hays.
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Whether We have war or not,
somebody is making q pretty
penny ont Of the present difficulty
with Spain
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The Supreme Court of the State
have agreed TO disagree on the
question as to whether or not the
Bible can be read in our public
schools. Two Judges say it is law
full to do so and two say it is not
legal.
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The Mountain State Brick and
Tile Company, are putting their
yards in order for summer work.
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81 feel it my duty to give you a
truthful statement ofwhat Chamb-
erlainis Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy did, writes j. S.
Collins, of Moore, S. @. tI had a
child about two years old, that had
the diarrhoea for two months. I
tried all the best known remedies,
but mono gave the least relief.
Whenlthis remedy came to hand, ]
gave it as directed, and in twodaye
the child was completely cured. /"
Sold by Ct. w. NJ. Hoof.
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From the number Of fruit trees
coming into this town, and being
hauled out by farmers. we COR
clude that many new orchards are
to be set out this Spring in Mason
county.
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The principal Of the Ripley
schools. who is a married man,
got too intimate with a Iewd
woman In that town and was treat
ed to an application of stale eggs
and notice to leave the town at
once. He Travelled.