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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-08-27

Miss Burns, Of plnebloom, is the
guest Of Mrs. Pearson at her home on
street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-08-27

MISS Annie Dunwody, OF Dsriep,
Will visit Miss sallie Aiken shortly at
her home on Prince street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-08-27

After month or two at Porter
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-08-27

Mr.. W. A. Postell has returned to
her home on st. Simon, after visit
TO Brunswick
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-08-27

After several weeks in the Cats
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-08-27

Master James shndman has return
ed from short visit to st. SIMON
I-land
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Tho Fair

The Fair this year under the
young management, who have in
fused into it new life, enthusiasm
and energy, promises to be the best
ever held-in the county. They are
making every effort to get every
thing on the ground that will in
terest and instruct. The races will
be the best and have the best hor-
SEES in the ring, in running, pacing
and trotting, ever seen upon the
track. The purses are all large for
these races, and the premiums
offered in all the classes, are fair
and equitable to every exhibitor.
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AuGusT ELoWER..

cts II surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, "thut in my travels in all
purts of the world, for the last ten
years, l have met more people having
other remedy, for dyspepsia, derang-
ed liver and stomach, ank for consti-
patton. find for tourists and sales
men, or for persons filing Office posi-
tions, whore headaches and general
bad feelings from irregular habits ex.
gIand remedy. 1t does not injure the
fostom by frequent use, and is excel
ent + II sour stomachs and indiges,
ton" Sample bottles free at Geo.
NJ. HoofT, this city; w. Il. Rutteucut
ter, Mason; f. s. Bright, Brighton
c. h. Bettinger, Leon.
Sold by dealers in all civilized coun
tries.
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Mnrrieh.

at Louisa, Ky, June 18th, 1899,
Mr.. Charles Hayman and Miss
Hattie Sayre, both of MERGERS Bot.
tom, were quietly married. The
marriage was kept secret from
thoir friends for several days, how.
ever, their marriage was autioipa-
ted by their friends, but their sec
ret is now out, and the Register is
permitted to make public an
nouncement of the marriage. The
groom is popular young man, who
can count his friends by the score;
while the bride is the handsome
and accomplished daughter of Mr..
John Sayre, and is-a leader in SO.
ciety, and popular with everybody.
The happy couple are now receiv-
ing the congratulations and good
wishes of their friends, in which
the Register most heartily joins,
and hopes that their lives now
blended in one, may continue to be
one of happiness and sunshine.
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PERsoNAL.

From Saturdays Daily.
Capt. Oliver Phelps, of Brighton
was here yesterday.
Mr.. William Garland, of Am
brosia, was in town, yesterday.
Mr.. w. p. Bowling, of Poca, was
in town for short time yesterday
evening.
Mr.. j. ID. Adams, from up Kama
wha, was in town yesterday on bus
mess.
Mr., and Mrs. j. R. Couch, from
up Kanawha, we're visitors in town
yesterday.
Mr.. j. MoMillfn and daughter,
of Sassafras, are visiting Mr.. L, A.
McMilliu, of the Heights
Miss Nettie Ulsamer, who has
been the guest of Miss Josie Hess,
returned to her home at Gallipolis,
yesterday.
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The long standing litigation be-
tween Maryland and West Virgin
ia involving the boundary between
the two States will be before the
supreme court of the United States
at an early date. This dispute is
a legacy from Virginia, and the
point at issue is the exact location
of the sources of the Potomac.
Under the Maryland claim forty
square miles would be. added to
that State.
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commissioners Notlce.
@. C.. Bowyer and h. Wiley, Executors OF
g. Miller, deceased,

g. Miller, deceased,
VS..
G. N. Winebrlmer and others,
In Chnncery.
a LII persons interested in the above en-
n titled cause Will take notice that on the
27th day ofJnly, 1899, Mt 10 o'clock n. m, at
the law onice of John l.. Whitten, in the
town OF Point Pleasant, W. Va, 1 Will pro-
coed to carry out the requirements of GER
tain decree entered In said cause on the goth
day of May, 1893, by the Circuit Court of Ma.
son County, w. Va, and VIII proceed to
take, state and report an account sbOwlng:
LIST, What real estate Is owned by said @; N.
winebrimer, j. Nj. wlnebTimer, and An
drew Nicholi the quantity owned by each,
where located, and the liens thereon and
End, Whether said j. NJ. WinebrImer, q.
n. WInebrimer and Andrew Nlcholl are In
solvent, or whether either ofthem are insolv-
ent and ifinsolNent when they and each OF
them became insolvent.
Bird, Such other proper and pertinent mat
tiers as any OF the parties in interest may re-
quire, any matter that said Commissioner
may deem pertinent.
II from any cause the taking of said nc
count should not be completed on said day,
the further taking of the same Will be adj
jouTned from time TO time until completed
Given under my hand this, the 25th OF
July, 1899.
Commissioner in ChanceIy for Circuit
Court of Mason County, w. Va.
June 2S-4w.
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The proposition to bond Kama
whn county several hundred thous-
and dollars, to refund its debt and
build pike roads throughout the
county, was defeated by an over
whelming majority, at special
election held last week. Tho peo-
pie of Kanawha county evidently
don't want good roads. Such would
be the fate, too, of such a propo-
sition, in Mason county.
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Death OF Mrs. Wallace.

Death OF Mrs. Wallace.
APPLE GROVE, July 10, 1899
Editor of Register:- Having seen
different accounts of the unfortu-
nate death of Mrs. Joseph Wallace,
L will write you correct account
of the lamented occurrence. She
was alone at her home, her hus-
band being out on the farm when
she received the wound from a
shot gun in her own hands, which
proved fatal in about three hours.
Her husband was at her side with
in very few minutes and sent
for me. / at once went to their
home and asked Mrs. Wallace now
it happened, when she answered
that "she herself had fired the shot
and was alone responsible for it."
She said she did not have an enemy
in the world that she knew of. Her
physical condition is the only
cause which her relatives and
friends can give for the lamented
occurrence.
She has been constant sufferer
with a complication of diseases,
which affected her head, causing
it to ache almost constantly. She
was one of those large hearted, in
dustrious and kind ladies who
never give up their work until the
very last moment. There is not a
shadow of doubt but that her do
mestic affairs we're perfectly tran
quill and happy.
She asked me to tell her father.
Capt. j. @. Porter, to see that her
husband, whose health is also bad,
andsher son, fifteen years of age,
were properly cared for and pro-
vided with home. [ saw from
the extent of the wound that she
could not live but few moments.
1 asked her concerning her spirit
ual welfare. She at once asked for
some one to offer prayer for her
which was at once complied with.
She prayed for the remission of
her sins and the last words she ut
tered was duplication to her
God through Christ for her pardon.
"Knock and it shall be opened un-
to you" "Ask and ye shall ro.
coive," and We believe she is at
rest for their remanieth a rest to
the people of God. She had all
those traits of character which en-
noble womanhood and bind all
whom she comes in contact with
those firm letters of friendship and
love which remain forever.
All lament her untimely end and
the sympathy of all are extended
to the relatives.
Calm, ON the bosom OF thy God,
Fair spirit, rest thee now;
Fen whilst with us thy footsteps trod,
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust, to its narrow cell beneath,
Soul, to Its place on high;
They who have seen thy look in death
No more need fear to die.
j. w. @.
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About ninety members of the
knights of Golden Eagle Lodge
No. 26, of Gleenwood, and mum
Der of companions of Hannah Cas-
tie No. 2, woman's branch of the
K. of Ct. b, came up here Satur-
day on the Speedwell. These to-
gether with invited guests made a
party of about 200 excursionists.
They remained in town about two
hours, and took in what was to be
seen in the town, and from here
went to Gallipolis and spent an
hour in the Park at that city. The
X. of Ct. e. are splendid body of
uniformed men, and is Lodge
that is doing much good in every
community where it exists.
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Fiduciary Notice.

before me for settlement viz WIN. H.
Vaught, executor of the last will and
testament of j. II. Miller, deceased
Given under my hand this, May Goth,
1899. JOHN T.. BELIEF,
Commissioner of accounts for Mas
on county, w. Va.
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Here isa GOOD one.

MIR g. p Gardner, Superintend-
ent OF the Enterprise Marine
Docks, says that the minnows are
SO thick about the docks, that you
cannot dip a cup of water from the
river, to drink, but what one swal-
lows lot of minnows.
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BASKETS.

The best basket for harvesting potatoes and
apples, for rnrrelling nnd feeding, is
PoisIey,s Patent. Can be bought of
CONSUMERS Coal and Mining Co., New IIa-
b. j. Lernors or JuhlIng Bros, Hartford,
w. Z: Rpttoncutter or G, II. Gress, Mason
*. Williams, CLIFTON, w. Va.
O.. w. Parsons Mdse Co., West Columbia,
w. Va.
Spiiman Clay Co, spIImap, W. Va.
Pleasant Produce Co., Point Pleasant, w Va.
aud at the factory Mt Ietart, w. Va.
june 2S-;f
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Attention is directed to the new
advertisement of Messrs j. Fried
man & Co., in this issue of the
Weekly Register. There is no
better place to trade than with this
firm, and this week they are offer.
ing extra inducements to buyers.
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from Tuesdays De:!y.
Capt. Q. r. Kreig, of Athons,
Ohio, was a visitor here, yesterday.
Mr., G., r, Maupin, of South
Side, was in town, yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Van Meter and child
rem, of the Bottoms, are here on a
visit to relatives.
Miss ELLA Neale, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
her home at Ben Lomond, yester-
day.
DIR. j. Fl. Dunlap and DR.. A. e.
Craig, of Leon, and DR.. @. B. Wag-
gener, of Arbuckle, wore in town
yesterday.
Mrs. S. S. Maxall, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, is here on three weeks
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fred Il.
johnson, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Sullivan re-
turned yesterday from visit to
relatives in Huntington, and are
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolf, at
Heights.
Mr.. Joe French, popular fire.
man on the X. & M. R'y, has laid
of for a few days vacation. He
left this morning for Monongah,
to visit his sister, Mrs. Alex Purdy.
Mr.. NJ. Fl. Roush, of New Ha-
ven, and prosperous farmer of
Graham district, was a pleasant
caller at this office, Monday morn
ing, and ordered and paid for the
Register TO July 18th, 1900.
Mr.. David Rhoads who has been
suffering great deal with large
carbuncle on his knee, is some
better, and Mrs. Rhonds, who has
also been very sick, is also i'm
proving.
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Orman Randolph, of the Inde-
pendent-State, Addison, has been
sued by the county court of Web
ster county for $4,000 for alleged
defamation of character.
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Another won.

The engine and fixtures are on
the ground for putting down an
oil we'll on Mr.. James Swon's farm,
near Maggie, aud men are now at
work erecting a derrick This year
will tell whether there is any oil
in Mason county, because the
field is to be thoroughly tested.
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From Mondays Daily.
Mr.. Isaac Steenbergen, visiting
friends here, returned to Gallipo.
lis Ferry, yesterday.
Miss Julia Polsley returned Sat
urday from an extended visit to
relatives at Ripley,
Mr.. A. Mccoy, of Mercors
Bottom, called Saturday and left a
dollar for the Weekly Register.
Mr.. j. w. Cobb, of Apple
Grove, was in town Saturday, and
did not forget the Register
Miss Gertrude Austin, daughter
of Mr. Horton Austin, of Red Mud,
is visiting Mr., l.. Shihett and
family.
Mr.. w. A. Meadows, of Ashton,
was in town Saturday, and called
and ordered the Register sent to
his address.
Miss Lizzie Smith, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Charlotte Mo
Causland, who had been attending
school at Ashyille, North Carolina,
arrived at their homo near
Grimm's Landing Saturday. On
thor way they stopped in Virginia
to visit friends.
The. Columbus Post of Satur-
day says:
prominent among those from
West Virginia, who attended the
Bryan banquet were ex-Congress-
mun j. Capehart and Hon, j. b
Menager, prominent advocate of
the Chicago platform, and loading
for governor of his state.
These gentlemen procured from
Mr.. Bryan the promise of an early
visit to West Virginia"
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Fiduciary settlement,

The fiduciaTy account of w. NJ.
Duffy, guardianf for Fred A. Mourning,
an infant. Given under my hand
June 10th, 1899.
JOHN e. BELLER,
Commissioner of AccfS
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For Columbus.

The K. & M. Railway will run
an excursion to Columbus, Ohio,
next Saturday. Fare for round
trip Sl,OO; good returning on reg
utar trains Monday.
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Notice.

NOtlSO.
All persons receiving statements
from us by mail or otherwise, are
requested to call and settle. All
accounts not settled ina reasonable
length of time, will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collect
ion. Respectfully,
j. FRIEDMAN d Co.
nov. 10th If.
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At the battle OF Wnynesboro, March
2d, 1865, by which field the Ohio Cen
trnl Special Grand Army trains will
run enroute to the Philadelphia En-
campment, the Union loss was .
Killed, 90 wounded, 3 captured-a
total of 30; the Confederate loss was
1886 captured.
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STATEMENT

Hannah School District for tie
School Year endtng lime 3Oth,
1899, as required 6y Sec. 40,
ChUr. go, dots 1898, amended
sScI0oJ Lar.
TEAcmERs' FUND ORDERS.
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Marriage license issued July
10th, 1899. VIM. v. Roush and
Delpha Fry.
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Monster OH WeIl.

A dispatch in the Oil City Der
rick says: The largest VOL in
Ritchie county is the Apple &
Elyea we'll on Cherry Camp. The
we'll was drilled in last Tuesday
and shot the following Thursday.
Immediately after the slot was
discharged it made a 500 barrel
flow and kept it up some time, but
has settled down to steady pro
duction of nearly 400 barrels.
This place is easily ahead of any
thing in Ritchie county at present
and the owners who control CON
siderable strip of territory in that
section are highly elated over the
strike. Excitement is Mt fever
heat in that locality and will be
the cause of some big prices being
paid for every inch of surrounding
territory that can be obtained
within radius of ten miles.
Instead of being ono of the
poorest EARNS in tho county, with
the worst old, tumble-down build
ings, the Poor Farm should be the
best farm in the country with the
best buildings upon it.
In the month of June just closed
the temperature was above ninety
degrees on nine days, ranging from
81 degrees to 90 degrees. The hot
wavo from tho third to the eighth
was followed by delightfully."- cool
weather, with another hot wnvo
sandwiched between from the
twenty-frst to tho twenty-fifth.
The lowest temperature was on the
18th, when it was 40 degrees.
An exchange credite the ollow-
ing up-to.date version of Mary's
little lamb to n school boy: "Mary
had billy gont-its tail was sort
o bertrand everywhere that Mary
goes, that lamb is sure to went.
He followed her to school one day,
which make her hot as fire, for she
had gone there on her wheel, and
Billy ate the tire.
We heard lady ask Monday for
"striped mems" pants. She is
probably related to the lady who
said she was glad her husband
had gotten himself "varioloid col
lars" as they were not hard to
Iaundry.-Telegram.
Heights,
correspondence, 10th.
Mrs. Burdette, who has been
quite sick, is improving
Our Sabbath School is progress
ing nicely, with good attendance,
under the leadership of Mr.. VIM
NJ. Duffy.
Mr. e. Morrow and family, of
Brighton, were visiting Mrs. Nor
rows parents, Sunday.
X.
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The Best TruSses are Comfortable.

Certainly an uniting Truss is abomination
and is liable to cause serious results. Mr. Kerr in
this department. has had many years of special train
ing and experiences in the scientific treatment of Her
MIA by the proper adjustment of mechanical appliances
chiefly by Trusses We guarantee every Truss to give
satisfaction, or refund your money We have private
room for fitting of same. Examination and fitting
FREE OF CHARGE We fit anyone from the
smallest baby to the biggest giant.
Prices from $1.5O to $500
e. D. KERR, DRUGGIST,
Gallipol1s, Ohio.
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Kissed by n Kissing Bug.

hh"IeuceS luo lltIle IOur-year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wolf, of Heights, was kissed yes
terday evening by a kissing bug.
His lips and face are now badly
swelled up, and the little fellow is
suffering very much.
Mr.. Ed. Murphy, of Heights,
has two young ducks-one has
legs and feot like that of chick
en-, and the other has four wings.
Now, if you don't believe this,
Mr.. Murphy will take pleasure in
showing the ducks to you. He ex-
poets, if he can raise them, to
have them on exhibition at our
coming Fair.
Nothing is more Disappointing
to the average traveller than the
usual summer color of tho Ohio
river. The appellation of "The
Beautiful River" does not fit it any
moro by several sizes. Heavy rains
wash the plowed fields and gullies
and pour into the stream sediment
which paints it a dirty yellow.
Nothing can be moro beautiful
than the banks and shores and pic
turesque plains and hills along
this river, and nothing lovelier than
the view presented when the water
is clear. But as rule, the Ohio
in June and July is yellower than
the Hoang Ho.-Wetzel Democrat.
a Ravenswood young man took
fair lass skif riding. While un-
der the mellow moonlight the
maiden looked so bewitching that
the youth timidIy remarked, eff
we we're not in skiff / would kiss
you" Tho young lady looked
around somewhat surprised and
commanded: "Tako me to the
shore at once"
The Lincoln News publishes the
splendid address of Mr.. VIM. DuffyB
of this city, in full. 1t was deliv-
cred before the Masonic Order, of
Hamlin, on St. Johns Day, and
makes a whole page in the News
We took great pleasure in reading
it, and must pronounce it strong,
forcibIe and eloquent address, and
does credit to the able gentleman
who delivered it.
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Bring your farm products to The
Point Pleasant Produce Co. We
pay cash.
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Early apples retail at about 40
cents bushel in this market.
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We want to exchange cash for
oggs and poultry. Call on us.
The Point Pleasant Produce Co.
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The Point Pleasant Produce
Company will pay you cash fol- all
your poultry, eggs, etc. Try them.
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Instead of being ono of the
poorest EARNS in tho county, with
the worst old, tumble-down build
ings, the Poor Farm should be the
best farm in the country with the
best buildings upon it,
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IS M e %qs aBs
LotNo. s-one lot Bed Spreads White n 4 M
worth double the amount for this sale ri AU
-, a's s.s No 'oa' lot Shirt Waist. T. % Csc
Lot No 10 -One lot Shirt Waists made by - ~
Shirt Collar Co, the best tin the land, AZ
regular $500 and 81, 20 qualities for this SALE w
Lot No 11.=-One Special Iiine,Lades' White M
Shirt Waists made of Persian Lawn, White u, My1
Collars and Cuffs, for this sale only to
Lot No. 12.-One lot Crash Skirts, ready made,
Just the thing for hot weather. White 0f1n
Piqge, White rs, Duck Duck, Blue Duck and Linen tIC
Crash, for this sale W.
Lot No. s.-One lot Ladies' Ready Made Skirts in
SERGE Worsted Briliantne Satin deaine and Covert,
:S3 LIB per cent less than regular price.
Lot No. 14.-One lot Taor-made Snits, a an
good good servlooa6e goods, for this sale " ~ az
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An excellent quality Nottingham
Lace Curtain, 81 yards long 62 inches
center design, the 5000
kind, per pair only. WHBOU
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It1tSE
A good quality Nottingham Lace
Curtain yards long and 60 inchesS
wide, corded edge, late nj nMF
style patterns, the $3.50 NWVV$
kind, per pair. pAuVV3
Evening star., 1899-03-07
SPANISH CORTES DISSOLVED.
senOr Silveia's Announcement Hooted
and Jeered by Crowds

A dispatch from Madrid yesterday says:
The initial appearance in the senate to-
DAY OF Senor Silvela as premier was marked
by somewhat stormy session. He attempt
ed to read the decree of dissolution, and
Count d Almenas tried to talk, but his voice
was drowned with cries of "Conspuez! Con-
spuez" The president of the house vainly
endeavored to quell the disturbance but
finally Senor Silvela completed reading the
decree amid cheers for liberty, minglel /
with cheers for the queen, the army and
the navy.
The session was declared closed ami6 an
uproar.
There were similar scenes III the cham
Der of deputies and shouts of Down with
the Jesuits!' and cheers for the republic
and for liberty.
The session was closed in a general up
roar. The ushers had to drive the public
from the floor and platform of the cham
Der.
A number of repatriated soldiers made a
demonstration at Valencia Sunday evening
They marched through the streets. headed
by banner inscribed, Long live the
army!' and I'VE are hungry The pro-
ceSSioniStS were dispersed by the police
but there was no serious disorder
The cabinet council this afternoon de-
cfded to make immediate payment of ar
rears of pay to the repatriated troops.
The Duke of Tetuan former minister of
foreign affairs, and twenty-seven cousery "a
tive senators and deputies, have decided to
oppose the government, and will form a
diSSident group