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The Worcester spy., 1899-07-05
MARRIED FIVE YEARS.
southbridge Couple Remembered by a
Host of Friends.

Southbridge, July 4.-Mr. and Mrs
Otis B. Gay were given a very pleasant
surprise party last evening, in celebra-
ton Of their fifth wedding anniversary
A company of about so friends assem-
bled at their cosy home and passed a
very happy evening.
During the festivities Joseph Fallows,
in behalf of the guests, presented the
host and hostess a handsome spring
rocker and q willow chair. Mr.. Gay
very fittingly responded.
One of the large plate-glass windows
in the front of the postoffice was broken
by the discharge of large cannon on
Main street.
A number of petty scraps" occurred
on the street between the more Jealous
celebrators, but without serious results.
The Worcester spy., 1899-07-05
UPTON AND WEST UPTON.

Upton, July 4.-Miss Helen Judson is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. George Sharpe Of Providence is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. F. Pei
lett.
Fred Williams returned today from
New York, where he has been the past
five weeks.
Daniel Knowlton, is home for a sum-
mer vacation from Pomfret.
Walter Ball of Holyoke is visiting
his parents on Nelson street.
The Upton high school ball team went
to Shrewsbury this morning and lost
to the Shrewsbury high by score of
IA to s. Snow pitched for Upton, and
was in fine form until the seventh.
The West Upton Gun Club held a
shoot on their grounds on Maple ave-
nue. this morning, but not many good
strings were made.
Doesn't 1t make you feel a little blue
ito find yourself getting old?" inquired the
strictly fresh egg of the somewhat doubt
full one.
mo, 1t doesn't" replied the latter;
when get a little older I'm going on the
stage. ."-CleVeland Plain Dpaler
The Worcester spy., 1899-07-05

If THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
child. softens the gums allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea- twenty-five cents a bot
tie.
The Worcester spy., 1899-07-05
To Cure Cough in One Day
To Cure a Cold in One Day
To Cure Sore Throat in One Day
To Cure Hoarseness in One Day

Take Cleverand's Celery Compound Tea.
25c. II It fails TO cure, your money will be
refunded by
Brewer & Co.. 56 Front ST.; George r,
Fairbanks 2S4 Main St; Burlington Phar-
macy; Martin P. Waite. 10 Front st.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-11-08

DeatIlof Miss Bessie Grinnan.
Rev A. Ct. Grinnan, Rector of
Christ Church in this city, receiv-
ed the sad intelligence Saturday
afternoon, that his eldest sister,
Miss Bessie, had died in Hospi-
tai at Richmond, Va, Friday night
where she had gone only day or
two before. She had an operation
performed, and from which she
never rallied. Her home was at
Mt. Brampton, Madison county,
Va. She had been sick for about
month. The deceased was a
highly educated young woman,
and had SCORES of friends who loved
her. The funeral took place Sun
day; interment in Hollywood Gem
etery at Richmond The time be-
ing SO short Rev. Grinnan could
not get there to attend his sisters
funeral, There are seven children
in the Grinnan family, and this is
the first death that has occurred in
the family. Tho Register extends
it's deepest sympathy to Rev. Grin
nan. as we'll this whole community.
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EI)OIl't.

Girls don't hang around the de-
pot unless you are going away or
meeting friends. Don't go to
church and take back seat with
your escort and then whisper and
giggle during the service. Don't
be loud, boisterous or slengy.
Stand on your dignity; don't carry
your heart in your sleeve and don't
throw yourselves in the arms of
every we'll dressed stranger that
comes to town. BE womanly, be
modest, be serious at times; don't
unsex yourself and thus loose wo-
mans greatest charm. DON'T re
gard your long legged awkward
brother nuisance; don't turn up
your nose at father and his poor
grammar, and above all don't play
"hot time" on the piano when
your mother is having shot time"
over the wash tub. 1t is too sug-
gestive.
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society,a Realms.
A pEL1aHrFuL PARTY.

A most delightful and enjoyable
party was given by Miss Alice b,
Neale, at her home No Gil Main
street. last night, (Friday) to tif-
teen of her lady and gentleman
friends. The evening was pleas
antly spent in playing Whist,
Crockono and dancing. AT the
usual hour very appetizing refresh
ments were served and greatly en-
joyed. Those present were MIS-
Charles Harmon, of Virginia, Mis-
Fannie Long, of South Side. Misses
Kate Stribling, Rebecca Barbee,
Josephine Howard, Vause Beale,
Virginia Lewis, Nellie Gilmore, DR..
j, M. Moore, Messrs. Tol Stribling,
Geo. Long, j. Fl. Hutohinson,i Benjs
franklin, Jr,, Homer Smith and
f. b. Tippett.
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"HoRRoR" PARTY.

Miss Low McCulloch handsome
ly entertained few friends last
evening at the lovely home of her
parents, in honor of Mr.. Isaac
Steenbergen and his charming
bride. One of the novel and ex-
tremely amusing features, was the
opening of the horror packages
Each invited guest was requested
to bring with them their special
horror or that which represented
the most horror to them, and the
collection would have done credit
to the time Of the Inquisition.
1t was very amusing to see the
young ladies. who had previously
remarked, "that toads, mice and
such things had no terors for
them," begin to elevate themselves
upon the steps, chairs or any con-
venient article of furniture, while
the packages were being opened.
Fortunately there were no wild
"varmints' to turn loose.
Following this was the advertis-
ing party. Each guest being Civ
Ell card upon which there we're
20 numbers and pictures cut from
popular advertisements, were pass
ed around, numbered from l to 20,
from these the answers were made
up, being able to tell from the
outs what particular article was adj
vertised. The special prize was
won by Prof Peter Steenbergen,
he guessing the largest number,
and the BOBBY prize was tie be-
tween the young ladies, falling in
drawing lots to Miss Fannie Grover.
Throughout the evening elegant
vocal and instrumental music was
discoursed by the several talented
ladies present
About IL p. m. all adjourned to
the beautifully decorated dining
room, where an elegant supper
served in several courses was high
ly enjoyed. AT l p. M. all depart
ed, thanking their kind hostess for
a most enjoyable evening and wish
ing long life and happiness to the
bride and groom. Those present
were Mrs. Isaac Steenbergen,
Misses Fannie Steenbergen, Cor
nelia Campbell, Willie Blackwell,
Mary MoCullooh, Charlotte MoCul-
loch, Fannie Grover, Messrs. Peter
Steenbergen, Lew Campbell, Isaac
Steenbergen, Fred McCullooh and
j. B. Tippett.
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Love Your Teacher.

Our boys and girls may think il
strange that people SO strong, and
who are set over them as instruct
ors, ever need their love. AS Il
matter of fact, teachers are very
loving and tender-hearted; they Of
ten come to their work much in need
of sympathy, and they would well
come the affections of their pupils
with delight. How easy, too, it is
to learn lessons for one you lovel
For your own sakes, as we'll as to
help your teachers, love them.
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Freight Wreck.

On the K. q NJ near Dexter,
Ohio, the No. 0S south bound
through freight, had bad wreck
last night. The train parted, and
in doing SO, disconnected tho air
brakes, setting tho brakes on the
front end, and tho rear part being
free from brakes, it got in motion
and run into the front cars, wreck
ing five cars. 1t took two wreck
trains to clean up the wreck. The
tonder of engine $50, which was
pulling tho train, was SO badly
broken up, that it has to be taken
to the shops at Charleston, this
morning.
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a Marrow Escape From death.

n NdEIOM ANoSNPO =
Mr.. Fred Edwards who was front
brakeman on an extra freight com
ing South on the X. & M. last
night, (Friday,) when at the trestle
Just the other side of Glouster,
Ohio, the engineer thinking his
train was pulling hard, asked Ed
wards to look out and see if he
could discover any brakes set. AS
he leaned out the gangway of the
engine looking toward the roar of
the train, he lost his hold and fell
just as the train was crossing the
trestle. He was not missed until
the train had run moro than it's
length, when the train was stop
ped and run back to look for him.
He was found on the trestle in an
unconscious condition, having
hurt his head in severalplace cut
ting and bruising him up quite
badly. He was taken to Glouster
where his wounds were dressed,
and then brought here and put in
charge of DIR. Mossman. He is
now at Mr.. b. Il. Gibbs boarding
house, He is resting tolerably
easy this morning.
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Good RonCIs,

How many counties of the State
have availed themselves of the pro-
visions of the law for the building
of permanent roads2 The law au-
thorizing counties and districts to
issue bonds for the construction of
good roads, has been in force near
ly year and thus far the law is a
failure. In one or two counties
where an election under the new
law was held, the bond proposition
has been defeated, as it should
have been.
The sentiment of the people is
growing against the issue of bonds
for anything, and it should be es.
pecially SO for the purposes of the
alleged good road law. If the poo
pie of West Virginia will use their
criminals on the public highways
the bailding of good roads could
be carried on year after year with
out any district or county burden
ing posterlty with bonded IN
debtedness 1t is not right to do
so. Every generation should take
care of itself in these matters.
Furthermore, this State should
stop at once the practice of putting
the criminal labor of the State in
competition with it's respectable
labor as it has been doing for years.
If there can be any serious objec-
ton to turning the men of the pen
itentiary out on the highways, it
has never been urged, Certainly
the weight of wisdom and justice
is on the side of taking these men
away from the protected industries
and pu ting them on the highways
charleston Courier.
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Notice to rake Dispositions.
z r. Cremeens,

To f. II. CTemeens:
Take Notice: That on the 9Th day of De
cember, a. ID. 1879, between the hours OF 5
o'clock a: NJ, and O'Clock r, 81, nt the law
onlce of III: IL. Howard, in the Court House,
the Deposition Of Eliza j. Holly and others,
TO be read In evidence in my behalfin a Ger.
tain suit In chancery for divorce now pend
Ing in the Circuit Court Of the. County OF
nm PlRintin and you are Defendant,
II from any cause the taking OF said depo-
sitlonH shall not be completed on the day
Aforesaid, the same shall be continued from
day to day, OF from time TO time, at the same
place and between the same hours, until the
same shall have been completed.
b. CREMEENS,
BY Counsel,
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THE LITTLE FOLKS.

Miss Alvena Hess nicely enter
tanned few of her young friends
with taffy pulling, at her parents
home, Capt and Mrs. @. F. Hess,
last night. The young folks had a
very enjoyable time. Those pres
ent were Josephine Beale, Reba
Beale, Margaret Neale, Gertrude
Howard, Josie Bowling, Veva Hap
tonstall and Carl Judy and Fritzie
Hess
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Drowned.

A negro deck hand named Lew
is, on the steamer Kanawha, last
Thursday night, while the boat was
locking through lock No. 7, on
the Kanawha, fell off the lock wall
into the river and was drowned be-
fore assistance could reach him.
He formerly lived on Gen. Nc
Causland's farm.
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EyoHurt.

Mr.. Eph. Loomis, sawyer at the
Enterprise Marine Dock Com
pany's saw mill, had his left eye
badly hurt yesterday (Monday)
morning, by an emory wheel burst
ing. He had just put on a new
emory wheel, intending to sharpen
some tools, as he threw on the belt
that put tile wheel in motion, it
flow to pieces, with the above result.
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Fiduciary Notice.

The following nducIary accounts arc before
me for settlement, viz;
William Smith, guardian for Maud Pier
son, an infant same, guardian for Samuel
PleTsont, 40 infanti same, guardian for
Grover Plerson, an infant same, guardian
for Jennie PlerBon, nm Infant.
IS. w. Moore, admIniAtrrtor OF Clinton If.
Given under my hand this October
JOHN T.. BELLEH,
c0mrGissioner ofnccountsforM Mason conn
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County "Reminiscences

j, l.. Thorno, is receiving the
praises of everybody on the lower
side of the Great Kanawha, for the
interest he is taking in the roads
and bridges on that side of the
river, He was appointed by the
Court to look after these matters,
and he is doing it we'll and salts
factory.
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Ilntcrtnincd.

Miss Nora SomorvilIe pleasantly
entertained n few lady friends at
her rooms on Main street, last
evening. Delightful refreshments
were served and greatly enjoyed,
Those present were: Mesdames
r. e. Mitchell, o. b. Harper, f.
l.. Ellison, Fl. g. Nease, p. NJ.
Gabbert, L. A. Harper, c. f. Fill
son, Misses Emma Aumiller, Ella
Griffith and Wayne Porter.
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street Talk.

That it looked funny to see a
prominent dress-m maker, going along
the streets yesterday, with her dress
on de-foremost.
That if there is one thing that
will make an Englishman fight, it
is the sight of a gold mine.
That several men who have bet
on the result of the Ohio election,
to-day, will wish they hadn't when
they hear the results tonight,
That a pug dog and an old pipe
have about the same strong scent,
yet woman takes up one, and man
the other.
That there may be luck in carry
ing a rabbits foot, but it is "cot-
ton tail" to tell.
That the only man who has no
secrets from his wife, is the widow
er and vice versa.
That turkeys had better keep in
hiding now, or they will lose their
feathers.
That sometimes people laugh at
a man who is not funny.
That few things are more touch
ing than red-hot poker.
That persons often say that u
team "runs Off" when it really
"runs on"
That Point Pleasant has as fine
a school building as there is in the
State.
That our street commissioner
would soon have our streets and
crossings in good condition, if the
council would let him alone.
That society is all agog over sew
eral weddings to come off in and
near this place, during this month
and December.
That when woman undertakes
to do anything, she will accomplish
it, or die in the attempt.
That the young people ara ar
ranging crowds to "set up" ddring
the night of the 18th, to witness
the falling of the stars.
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have returned from visit to rela.
tives at South Side,
Mr.. Thos. Gibbs, of Sassafras,
accompanied by his two sons,
Taylor w. and Milford b. were
pleasant callers at this Office Mon
day afternoon.
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A PLEASANT AFrERNooN.

The Misses Charlotte and Mary
MoCullooh, at their home No, 1904
Main street, Friday afternoon en-
tertained number of lady friends
with an Embroidery Party, each
invited guest taking with her a
piece of embroidery work, and
while a most congeniaI and pleas
ant conversation was carried on
they would also work on their
piece of embroidery, thereby Will
ing away the afternoon most pleas
antly. Dainty refreshments were
served. Those present we're: Mrs.
Geo. w, Stribling, Miss Charles
Harmon, of Virginia, Miss Fannie
Long, of South Side, Miss Willie
Blackwell, of Martinsburg, Misses
Kate Eastman, Vause Bealo, Julia
BeaIe, Kate Stribling, Josephine
Howard, Rebecoa Barbee and Vir-
ginia Lewis.
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Notice..

All persons receiving statements
from us by mail or otherwise, arc
requested to call and settle. All
accounts not settled ina reasonable
length of time, will be placed in
tho hands of an officer for collect.
ion. Respectfully,
j. FRIEDMAN 81 Co.
nov. 10th If.
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Fiduclnry settIement.

The following fiduciary accounts
are before me for settlement:
Samuel Oliver, guardian for Samuel
Love, an infant, same guardian for
Augustus A. Love, an infant.
Given under my hand this, the Both
day of September, 1899.
JOHN II. BELLER,
Commissioner of accounts for Mason
County, w. Va.
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"AETED-SEVEIt BRIGHT AND
w HON EST persons to represent us as
Managers I'm this and Close counties. Salary
$500 year and expenses. Straight, bonn-
nde, no more, no less salary. Position per.
manent Our references, any bank ia any
home. reference. EnclOHe Helf-addTeaHed
stamped envelope. TIE DoNINIoN Con-
FANNY, Dept. s, Chicago.
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Used by British Soldiers in AT.
RIGA.

Capt. @. G.. Dennison is well
known all over Africa as command
er of the forces that captured the
famous rebel Galishe. Under date
of November 4, 1897, from Yry-
burg, Bechuanaland, he writes:
"Before starting on the last cam
paign bou. yht a quantity of Cham
berluin's Colo, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, which L used my.
self when troubled with bowel
complaint, and had given TO my
men, and in every case it proved
most benifciul" For Sale by G..
w. M. Hooff, Druggist.
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Small Fire.

a small tenement house stand
ing at the foot of 9TH street, owned
by @. w. FudIey, and occupied by
Joe Jordan, colored, caught fire
from fue this morning. The
bucket brigade soon distinguished
the fire. Damage small.
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HOS Had Fun, Though.

The editor of the Southern West
Virginian plies'his pungent pen as
follows: "The only trouble with us
we sowed too many wild oats in
our youthful days. We waited I'M
til we got too old to learn new
tricks and that's the reason the
other fellows got ahead of us in
amassing a fortune. The other
fellow who saw less, drank less and
suved more, now grins at our Gala
nifty appeals for chance, and
smiles when we assert that there is
still millions in our brilliant ideas
if he would come to our aid finan-
cially: We are the under dog in
the fight now and it makes us feel
terribly weary. We have had lots
of fun, but that don't buy groceries
in these enlightend days of "pad-
die your own canoe"
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The most dangerous of all sports.t
not even excepting prize fighting,
football, is now the order of the
day.
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from Tuesdays De:.=.

from Tuesdays DG::=.
Mr.. j. e. Frazier, Of Putnam
county, was here yesterday.
Mr.. Fl. G. Rairdon, of Leon, WAS
in town yesterday on business.
Capt. NJ. B. Brown, of Hartford,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Jas. Harris, of Hartford,
was in town yesterday.
DIR. j. Fl. Rowsey and bride, of
Upland, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. Oswald Juhling, of Hart
ford, was business visitor in town
yesterday.
Miss Kate Stribling left yestor-
day on a few days visit to Miss
Susie Wnggener in Pleasant Flats
Capt. w. j. Keister, of Ashton,
was in town yesterday and last
night.
Capt. g. r. Kroig, of the X. &
NJ. Ry, left last night for Athens
Ohio, to visit his family.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w, Stribling
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Tetier, Nnlt-Rhonm nnd Eczemn.

The intense itching and smarting
incident to these diseases, is instantly
allnyed by applying Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very
bad cases have been permanently
cured 10y it. 1t is equally efficient for
itching piles and n faVorite remedy
for sore nipples, chapped hands. chill
blains. frost bites ana chronic sore
eyes. 25cts. per box. For said by
G.. w. 81 HooIf, Druggist.
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Marriage license issued Monday,
Nov. 9th; William O, Burdett
and Nellie Hanson.
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DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, are
J1 1st T%t horSe n hodS %hgn in 6ad
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 25cts.
per package. For sale by Ct. w. NJ.
HoofT DrupDigt
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DE. L.F. Campbell

Has moved from Ripley to this
place, and will hereafter practice
medicine here. His card appears
in this issue of the Register. The
Doctor is so we'll known that any
praise from us is unnecessary.
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The reason a wormy chestnut
leaks when you bite it is because
the hull thing has a hole in it.
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UANTED-SEVERAL BRIGHT AND
w HONEST persons to represent us MS
Managers in this and close by counties. SAL
hde, no moro, no less salary. Position per-
mancnt. Our references, any bank in any
town. II is mainly Office work conducted at
home. References. Enclose self-addressed
stamped ;cnTclopc. THE DOMINION CoM-
rASN, Dept. 3, Chicago.
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While the market is overstocked
with typewriter girls, girl steno-
graphers, saleswomen and seams
tresses. there is scarcity of com.
petent women teachers. The
reasons for such scarcity are not
lar to seek. The occupation of
teaching is most wearing one;
and the pay of women teachers, es-
pecially in the most important de-
partment of primary instruction is
not much better than the pay of a
chambermaid at hotel.
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Docs connubial bliss,

Does connubial bliss,
Peace, happiness,
And consequent contentment
Exist, predominant and
Hold forth within the
Ranks of those who are
Joined together "for better
Or for worse" within the
Realm of our own County,
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Marriage license issued Friday,
November 3rd:James H. Creemens
and Nancy Lewis.
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Tide infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Bennett, residing below
Ambrosia, died Saturday, and was
buried Sunday.
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q. F. OAMPBELL.
Physioian and Surgeon

hySAcAah hAu ESuCBeOAI
blenders his services to the citizens
i of Point Pleasant and vicinity
Office ut HoofT's Drug Store. Hours
81 a. NJ, to 10 NJ, Q p, NJ, to o r. M,
and 2 p. NJ, to PIP. NJ. nov Stf
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Excursion Rates to PhilndeIpIlia

Account National Export Exposi-
ton at Philadelphia, Pa, Agents of
Ohio Central Lines will sell excursion
tickets, November 14th and Goth, at
One First Glass Limited fare for the
round trip, good for return withinten
DAYS from Inta of RnlR.