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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03
IS BLACK JACK
The Noted Outlaw Makes
 A Confession

A dispatch from Trinidad, Colo, says ketcham, alias, Black Jack has con- fessed bis identity to Sbersff Stewart. Eddy county, N. NJ. He says he planned the Folsom robbery, but was net there, and recieved his share Of booty from member of the gang. He was about to leave for South America.
 Another dispatch from Jerome says The man who held up an express train on the Southern Pacific on the l7th
 and was captured G, Trinidad. Colo, las been identified by the offers of Yava- pal county as the Camp Verde murder CT and reqni.ition was mads today Tor his return to AT zona. The accus- ed proves to be the notorious "Blsck Jack" and he now is in the hands ol the United States officers at Santa Fe, N M. Officers state that indentific ca- ton is firmly established.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Admircl Cewey proDiseeto be in New York harbor on the morning of September 29, ready for the parade. A careful study of the chief incidents in his career will convince the moet skeptissl that the Admiral will be there at the appointed time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

A western poet has written some verses to 6 girl, saying at the end of each stsnza: w dreamed of you last night" Poets can do that because it doesn't cost money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03
A Wright is n from Pearce.

L. w. Brophy is reported to have discovered vsnadium close to Globe. "a tbi; mineral is only worth siG-. 7SO per pound, it will not require many tons to make MT. Brophy 6 rich man ,-Globs Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

c $ Clark has transferred his bill of sale of the Combseone Drug Store to c L Cummings and the later gentle man is now owner. Frank Kemper the druggist who recently arrived from Los Angeles will be manager andb ave charge of the business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Seventy carloads Of eggs, in all lO.- 600.00O, are on the way from Kansas to New York. One holds his breath in thinking of the result of the wreck ing of such . train.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Every little while the whisky trust threatens to limit the output of it's product. We suspect that these an nouncements are made for the purpose of inducing persons who might other wise get along until morning to carry bottles home with them at night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Mrs H. Hazelwood who has been in Tombstone for the past several weeks ou '; 1t 10 her mother, rsturned to B.sbee ye-terday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

The taxable wealth of Arizora Tor 1899 aggregates $3l ,i73, $40, net gain of over one million dollars over the previous year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Frank Periey is in from the Arizona and Vermont mines and circulating among friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

CEas Granville Johnson ant wife come over from B;sb, @ today and will remain week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Peter Johnson and family came over from BIsbfe yesterday on a short visit They will remain few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Mrs C. Lnudon returned today from Benson where she accompanied her sister who continued on to Los Angeles Cn yisit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03
COVERINGS

ioe' ouAsN"yj AoA co'he N'ohe oht very disorderly, was fined $lS.00. This man was very abusive to Ameri- cane, and came near to being roughly handled.
 W. H. Broome, formerly telegraph operator and dispatcher of the A. & s. E. who has been on the coast on a visi. to his family, bas returned. He states that he intends to go in the Express and Transfer business.
 Bishop Kendrick o! the Episcopal chorch held services here yesterday noon and evening. The services were held in Library Hall and large con- gregation greeted the Bishop. Bishop kendrick or repressn tstive will yisit Bisbee every fourth Sunday.
 Constable Tom Vaughn, day be- fore yesterday, received his first knock out. He was thrown from his horse which he was riding without bit or bridle, and fell squsrlv upon his head cutting 8 deep gash there and also bruising and cutting his face. Several stitches had 10 be taken in the largest cuts Vaughn remained uncon scious for thirty minutes. He was on the street yesterday and will soon be all right again.
 BIsBEE, August 29, 1899.
 COVERINGS.
 A game of ball will be played on Sept IT between the local nine and the Tucsonites.
 Enghenis AImenter, convicted of stealing pack saddle, was sentenced to 10 days.
 D. F. Kelly, Phoenix J. H. Truman Phoenix and G. H. Mosher, s. Louis, are at the Bessemer.
 Joe Diro the Italian saloon keeper, who recently killed Jose Garcia who was attempting to burglsrize his place, has sold out to Messrs. Gilch rist and Anderson.
 Jose Tomas who was arrested on the charge of stealing several bottles of beer from the Mexican Dance Hall in Upper Brewery Gu,ch, will be tried tomorrow.
 Juan Martoya, an unnatural hus- band who has been ih the habit O! beating his wife, was given 50 days by Judge Williams.
 W. H. Eroome has purchased the horse and wagons belonging to ihe Armstrong Bros. Express and Trans fer Co. and will immediately enter upon that line of business,
 The school house has received it's new piano, bought mainly through the childrens subscriptions and some outside voluntary contributions. Irs from the Msuzy Mfg Go. of New York and is of excellent tone and finish.
 Rudolph Preciado, commonly known as the "dog-boy" was today ordered sent to Tombstone by Judge Williams. He is the imbecile child of poor Mex ican parents and will be much better off at some institution for care of such cases.
 Quite a number Of drummers arriv- ed today. The Knight of the grip finds Bisbee one of the bes, towns in the territory.
 The game oi ball between the Tuc- son and Bisbee hines will probably have to be postponed one week, 10: the Los Angeles nine will te in Tue son to play match game ou the same date that the game was to have been played with Bisbee. However a week later will not make much differ. ence for the local club expect to win anyhow.
 J. H. Regis of Austin Tsxss is g Bi.bee visitor. MT. Regis is interested in some mines in Sonora and goes to the property on a visit of inspection. He was timid at fret to venture in the neighborhood of any Ysqui trouble but learning that there was DO danger, he left this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

If you wish to save burial expenses 70 to Fl Paso. paupers are disposed of in that city at four cents each.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

The tax rolls of Cochise county for the present year will show an incsease in property subject to taxation in round figures of $50, 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Frank B.timan, the Wet goods drummer, was in town yesterday,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

JuGse " D Monmonier is in the city from PeaIce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Rev Pritchard returned to Bisbee this morEing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

Ro-To- tSec Tor fIfty Cen.S
 Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes -eal ne. strong, blood pure 5oc s.. Ali druggists
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

IN THE STOMACH. DUE TO INDIGES- TION FROM THE PRESENCE OF TOO MUCH EiI.E-HUDYAN will clear me stomach of the excess of bile: relieve the pain and cause the food to be perfectly dgested.
 G. ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER AND A FEELING OF HEAVINESS AND WEIGHT-HUDYAN will lessen the con gestion and reduce the liver to Its normal size.
 HUDYAN will cure all the above synp- toms and make you well. Do not delay longer. Remember that Cancer and Abscehs of the liver first appear as trivial disorders and through neglect become in cufable. GO to your druggists al once and procure n package of 1ILDyAN for 5e cents or C packages for S2O. 1T your druggist does nut keep it. send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY co. San Fran cisco or Los Angeles. 'alifornia. Af'er you have used it tell your friends about its effect. that they also Inigat Dc gated If you are not satisfied with the effects. return the empty HCDNAN box and We will return your money. Eenem5 that you can consult th. Ht!DYAN DOCTORS FREE. Gail and zee the doctors. You may call and sec them or write, as you desire Address
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

The Republican has long article regarding the msss of steel in the Arizona Capitol building. It goes without saying that there is no "s,eal' exposed in the building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03
POINTS OF WEAKNESS.

l. B IL I O U 8 HEADACHE-Re- lieveI by HUD- VAN.
 2-S. JAUNDICE OF THE EYES II U D ' A x will cause the yell lUwIipSS to diS- appear and the Il Q r m q ! healthy color 10 return.
 {. C 0 A T F. D TONGUE, FOE IT'D BREATH iITDYAN will clear the tongue and make the breath pure and sweet.
 ,. TENDER
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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-03

From Mondays Daiig:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-11-01
7Oth BirtIl-Dny.

Capt. John @. Porter, Sheriff of
Mason county, is 10 years old today,
and he will celebrate it in fitting
manner. This is ripe old age, but
still Capt Porter does not show it,
looking more like man of so or 60.
He is active aud us full of business
as any of the younger men. He
has been an industrious man and
hard worker all of his life, and by
his thrift has secured a competence
to serve him the balance of his life.
The Captain is man of big heart,
and his kindness and geniality
draws friends to him. The Regis
ter, with the whole town. wishes
Captain Porter many returns of
the day.
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from Tuesdays DGmy.
Mr.. Adam Grandstaff, of Rollins
p. o., was in town yesterday.
Capt. John r. Selbe is confined
to his home by sickness.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Seldom
Birchfield, of Henderson, a son
Monday, October Both, 1899.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hud.
lin, of Henderson, October 28th
1889, Il son.
Capt. S. l.. Parsons returned
yesterday from a business trip tc
Pomeroy.
Mr.. John Bechtel, of the lower
side of Kunawhn, was in town
Tuesday.
Capt John Behan, of West Col.
umbia, was in town yesterday, the
guest of Mr. John e. Beller and
family.
Miss Mary Beale, of Gallipolis
Ferry, and Miss Margaret Neale, of
Ben Lomond, are here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. IL BeaIe and family
Miss Annie Sehon, of Hartford
left this morning for Huntington.
She will be maid of honor at the
Cecil-Sehon wedding.
Mr.. Ira Hylton, of Sassafrus, was
pleasant caller at this office yes.
terday, and paid his subscription
to the Register.
Mrs Gus Fry, of Henderson
who has baen down at Gallipolis
for some time, visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Il. Hudlin, has re.
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenk Burks, Of
Henderson, who have been al
Waterloo, back of Gallipolis, or
an extended visit, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Roush anC
MIR. and Mrs. Albert German re-
turned yesterday from New Haven
whore they had been called on ac-
count of tho death of their father
Mr.. Joseph Smart Mrs. Smart
and daughter, Miss Pheba, return,
ed with them, and arc at Mrs
Roush's
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Scnntor INIlkins.

Senator S. b. Elkins arrived here
Saturday evening about O'Clock,
in his private car West Virginia,
and awaited the arrival of the 1925
p. m. train bearing Mrs. Elkins,
from Huntington. His car was
coupled on and they departed for
Parkersburg. whore they were to
be the special guests of his friends
Ex-senator and Mrs. j. N. Camden
over Sunday The hour and half
the Senator spent in town, he was
besieged by the politicians and the
candidates for the postoffice. The
Senator was not much disposed to
interfere in the selection of a post
master for Point Pleasant, but in
clined to leave that matter entire
ly to Judge Freer. The Senator
had pleasant greeting for every
one, and had but little to say on
politics.
He was accompanied by his
Private Secretary, Mr.. Livingston,
Hon. Elliott Northcott, and Mr..
Gene Campbell, of Huntington.
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Waterloo.

Correspondence, Both.
Miss Lucy burst, of Leon, was
the guest of Miss M. Ollie Knapp,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Frazier and
children, of Spilman, are visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. jesse Nichols, of Buffalo,
was here the guest.of relatives
from Friday until Sunday.
We are glad to say that Mr.,
Granville Childers, who was quite
sick last week, is oonvalesoent.
The school house at Rocky Fork
school house is progressing nicely,
with Mr.. Walter Cossin as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. S Rifle and lit
tie daughter, of Leon, were the
guest of relatives here, Sunday,
We are sorry to say that Miss
Fannie Knapp is quite sick at this
writing
Miss Alma Miller, of Capehart,
was the guest of Miss Ola Green
lee, Saturday evening and Sunday
CLEOPATRA.
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Micro.
Arrested In This Place Sunday
Evening.

ARRESTED In This Place Sunday
Evening.
John Davis, bad negro, from
Charleston, was arrested in this
place Sunday evening upon the
strength of telegram from Gov,
Atkinson. The negro was an en-
ployee at the Capitol building, and
for some misconduct was discharg-
ed Saturday morning by the Jani-
tor. This enraged him and he as
saulted the Janitor with heavy
club, striking him over the head
and knocking him down, and con-
tinued to pound him, until, it is
said he fractured the Janitor's
skull, before assistance reached
him. He made his escape from
Charleston, and came down on the
steamer Columbia, getting off at
Look IL, and footing it down the
lower side of Kanawha to Gallipolis.
Yesterday evening he came up
to Point Pleasant to take the South
bound Ohio River train to Hunt
ington. Officers Smith and Fogle-
song, got wind of his presence, and
went out to the depot and captured
him and lodged him in Jail.
This morning in obedience to
orders, Policeman O. b. Smith
took the prisoner back to Char
lesion.
Davis is said to be bad and
vicious negro, and no doubt will
pay the penalty of his murderous
attack upon the Janitor of the
State House.
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Correction.

In speaking of tho death OF
young Mr. Cox, in this paper II day
or 50 ago, we were misinformed as
to his age and name. 1t should
have read James Rufiin Cox,
aged rs years, 8 months and 4 days,
died Wednesday, October 25th
1899, and his remains we're laid
to rest Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in the family burying
grounds"
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From saturdays Daily.

"A Brave Girl.
Last night young lady of this
town, whose name is withheld
taught u Smart Aleck" and black
guard lesson he will not soon
forget. The young lady was pass
ing along the streets when the i'm
pudent sooundrel approached her
in way unusual for gentleman
of good breeding, hoping to make
mash" He WAS an entire
stranger to tho young lady. She
bravely repealed his advances by
striking tho fellow over the head
several times with a stick she hap.
pened to have in her hand at tho
time. We congratulate her, and
hope every other young lady who
is on the street after night, when
accosted by such scoundrels will
do as this yourg woman did
; There is too much of this "Smart
Aleok" business with strangers on
our streets, and we hope this little
episode will teach them that
Point Pleasant girls are able to
take careof themselves. A stran-
ger who has a spcck of manhood in
him, would never accost young
lady whom he does not know, upon
the streets, and one who will do SO,
should be arrested and severely
punished 1t would be we'll if our
young women would carry a revol-
yer or knife, when out on the
streets at night. and the first
stranger who accosts them on the
streets, to plug them with their re-
volver or slash him with their
knife. This man, for his infamous
act last night should be arrested
and severely punished.
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Ven Mile.

Correspondence, 30.
The Quarterly Conference held
at Shiloh Saturday and Sunday by
Revs. Hess and Garter, was we'll
attended.
Mrs. Mary Wood, who has been
seriously ill for some time with
flux, is convalescent.
Messrs. Delos jenkins and OF
mer Greenlee, of Boomer, were
visiting their parents Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ashley, of
Syracuse, are visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Shos. Wood, at this
writing.
Mrs. Ira Hill, of this place, is
under the treatment of DIR. Aloorn,
at GallipoIis for her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenlee,
who have been on an extended Wis
it to their relatives and many
friends, left for their home in Iowa
Wednesday.
The Sunday School at Shiloh. is
progressing nicely.
Ely Policy, of this place, left
Saturday for Boomer, where he
has employment.
Frank Woods, who is working
on saw mill at Beech Hill, got
his hand very badly mashed.
VIM. Dulin, of Cottageville, was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wallie Bar
nett Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Greenlee, of Leon,
was visiting Miss Marie Spurlook
Saturday.
Singing at Harvey Chapel every
Wednesday night.
Success to the dear old Register
is the wish of Sioux.
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Flve MIG.

Correspondence, SOth.
Misses Rosa and Gertrude Dab
ney. of Hog Slide, we're pleasant
callers on Five Mile, Saturday,
Mrs. Harriet Hall, aged 80 years,
died Thursday and was buried Sat-
urday, in the family burying
grounds. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. L. Diokerson.
Misses Josie and May Fisher
were the honored guests of Miss
Eva Canifax, Sunday.
We are sorry to state the illness
of ID. l.. Simms, at this writing.
Several of the Five Mile people
attended meeting at Hog Slide,
Sunday night.
Albert Dunlap and Miss Nanoie
Conkle, of Hog Slide, were happi-
ly married, by Rev. Poston, Sun
day.
Tina Bugg and Lou Andrew
we're the guests of James Canifax,
Sunday.
George Dabney and Miss Fannie
Bugg will be married at the home
of the bride, next Sunday.
Granville Dabney and Granville
BeohtIe were pleasant callers at
James Canifax's, Sunday,
The Five Mile school is pro-
crossing nicely, under the manage
ment of DIR. A. O. Kelly.
THE OLD FASHIONED Boy.
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Umderwear.

Ladies' Union Suits, soc quality, Good hcavy 2bo.
Ladies Union Suits quality Better Weight soc Misses and
Chdrens Union Suits 25c Ladies' Long Sleeve Vests for 25c
Ladies Heavy Vests either Plain onea cut 4SG The Best
our first shipment of Samples of MEMS Womens and Chlden's
both Wool realize full wholesale
prices for Samples you than the retailers profit
We this line of Winter Hosiery Samples,
consisting Heavy and Wool Hose Men, Women and
Children prices Also very Fine Quail
Stockings for Misses and Children sacrifice prices loo for
choice of large lot that would bring regularly % to 50o EX
anime item mentioned in this advertisement and will not
be disappointed
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Newspaper advertising is of lit
tie account unless it gets into the
hands of those for whom it is in
tended. The Daily and Weekly
Register covers the field, and is
read by thousands every week.
What more could merchant ask
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Died.

Mr.. Joseph Smart of New Fla
ven, aged G6 years, who has been
paralyzed for the past twelve years,
died at his home in that place Sat
urday night, October 28th, 1899,
and was laid to rest Monday at 10
O'Clock a. m in the Nease burying
grounds. The deceased was a
highly respected citizen. and be-
loved by everyone who knew him.
He was the father of Mrs Park
Roush and Mrs. Albert German,
of this city, and TO whom the Reg
lister extends its deepest sympa-
thies.
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"ANTED-SEVER BRIGHT AND
w HONEST p TsOns to represent us ns
Managers In this and close by counties. sal
nry $500 year ana expenses. Straight, bona
mnnent; our references, any. bank in any
town. 1t is mainly Office work conducted MT
home. Reference. Enclose scIf-nddresscd
stamped envelope. THE DoMISIOS Com
pNST, Dept. 3, Chicago.
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Sample Ends Lace Curtains.

For Sash Doors Small Windows &c, at These
Curtains great When in need of anything the kind
them.
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Notice.

All persons receiving statements
from us by mail or otherwise, are
requested to call and settle. All
accounts not settled in a reasonable
length of time, viii be placed in
the hands ofan officer for collect
ion. Respectfully,
j. FRIEDMAN & Co.
ncY. 10Th If.
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Jackets and Gapea.

We waedo be certain ofthe before placing
order for Fall and Winter Wraps showing the Best Styles
at Right prices We please you The values give
trade we have
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Or,Ier Rcscin,Ieh.

The order made directing a
Special Term of the Circuit Court
for Mason County, for November
18th, 1899, has been resoinded, and
therefore there will be no session
of Court at that time.
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You can pay your taxes now, if
you want to, by calling at the Sher-
IFS Office, as every taxpayer
should do.
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Ladies wool Waists.

Last had Big Run Ladys All.woo Nicely
Braided Waist at S1.50 We lave the A
Good Outing Flannel Waist for soc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-11-01

Our little neighbor across Kama
wha, Henderson, is improving very
rapidly, and some very nice houses
have built been there, and several
important industries have been Sc
cured
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Blankets.

Blankets have advanced materially first purchase al
but sample
exceedingly good We think such line of cotton blankets
be found50c, 69c 75c $150 The sample lot of ALI
wool Blankets from s2G9 pair Fancy Plaid
Plain, White, The saving
S1.00 the pair Ask them.
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We can give you trimmed hats
at any price.
Mrs. l.. j. WILLIAMSON.
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A new series of the Point Pleas.
ant Building and Loan Association
will be opened on the first Mon
day night in December. Take {
few shares and get you a home.
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Ladies Dress Skirts.

We show Good Assortment Ready Made
Skirts from 81 90 up pleased
nice Skirt little money will buy lot of Undorsrs Black
ercesed Cotton Deep Founce and Fancy Bottom regular SOO
Skirt for 69c. soc Underskrts for SOC
Misses Wool Skirt Part Wool
Skirt Patterns for 49, Ladies' AWoo Skirt
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Personal.
From Saturdays Daily.
al love your daughter"
Fathers; "NitP
Terrific slaughter.
Father: "Gitl"

Mr.. r. q. Heslop, ST., of Ma
son City, is here on visit to his
son, Mr.. j. w. o. Heslop.
Mr.. j. w. Cobb, of Hannah
District, was business visitor in
town yesterday.
Master Albert Lesley Neale went
up to Arbuckle yesterday evening
to visit DIR. O. b. Waggener and
family.
Mr.. Ed. Bates, of Henderson, in
town to-day, called and subscribed
for the Weekly Register for one
year, paying to November lst' 1900.
From Mondays DaiH.
U. s. Marshal, John X Thomp-
son, was in the city Saturday:
Mr.. Joe Day, of MERGERS Bot
tom, is in town.
John, the little son of Mr.. John
Il. Shepherd, at Lock IL, has the
scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Carsey, of
Mason City, were in town Satur-
day,
The many friends of Mrs. Nancy
Yaught, who resides up the Kama
wha, will be panied to learn that
she is very ill.
Messrs. Robt Somerville and
John Morris, near Old Town, left
Sunday for WeIlsburg, whore they
expect to Start Bon-Ton store.
Mr.. Thomas Ray of Pleas
ant Flats, was in town Saturday.
He informed us that he would
move to the Sehon farm, near Hart
ford City, next week.