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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-10-16

The HorticuIturalist, the Wool
Growers and the Live Stock men
have had their meeting. Next to
let their voice be heard were the
Poultry men. Promptly at 1:45
Wednesday, the Secretary of the
State Poultry Association called
the assemblage of representative
turner's of West Virginia to order.
andsintroduoed Alya Agee, of Ohio,
bud been requested to deliver.
an address on Soil Fertility.
There is probably no one better
qualified to speak on this subject,
and the extremely practical way in
which he treated it was intensely
interesting to his hearers. Mr..
Agee always has a warm welcome
among our people
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Rcsi.1ences tn,.vSnIe.

roroUSE ASD LOT FOR SALE. a ten
d room two-story frame dwelling house
in the Very best or repair, and in most de
sirable location; one of the finest homes me IL, IL
lot; n corner lot S2lENl33 feet; Will sell very
reasonable ii sold at once. Terms made TO
suit the buyer.
A SIX ROOM COTTAGE, frame, two
"A rooms up stairs; house in best Of repair:
all modern ConVcnlencCS. Price, Sl,OO.OO.
A GOOD FRAME HOUSE, centrally 10.
"a Gated; best part OF town. above 9TH street;
n pretty residence; good bargain
rIIVE ROOM FRAME HOUSE For Sale.
e Price 5000 co; located in Extension. a
good home for some one, Mt II very low price.
cEvERAL OTHER GOOD RESIDENCES
TIO1Um Lots.
GENERAL GOOD TOWN LOTS for sale
- cheap.
F. B. TIPPETT,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Point Pleasant. w. Va.
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ResOIution,

This following resolution was
adopted lby the State Board of
Agriculture session in here We'd
nesday:
Resolved, That we express our
sinoerest condemnation of the views
and practices of anaroaism, in pur-
suanoe of which our Beloved Pres
ident has been stricken down in
midst of his usefulness. We reoog-
nize the fact that anarchism is the
deadly foe of God and man. 1t
aims at the destruction of religion,
home, family, the State and nation,
and every institution which has
aided in the progress of humanity.
We respectfully urge our Senators
and Representatives in Congress
to do all that is possible in law,
making any attempt upon the life
of public officers, high treason, and
punishable by death, Also that
laws may be passed prohibiting the
immigration of known anarchists
into this country and for rigid pro-
baton of anarchist sentiment,
either by printing, speaking or
writing, under heavy penalty"
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Proceedings of Meeting Wednesday,
October 9th,
Wool Growers and Live stock
ASSOciatiOn.

Wool Growers and Live Stock
AsSOciatiOn.
The Wool Growers and the
West Virginia Live Stock Assooia-
ton was called to order again We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock by
the President and the Association
opened with prayer by Mr.. j. w.
Van.diver.
President Brown announced the
committee on nominations for Off
GERS for the Live Stock Association,
namely, Messrs. d. A. Arnold, of
Mineral county, O. e. Lewis, Ho-
vanah, Jas. B. BealI, of Wellsburg.
A paper was read by Mr.. 81. E.
Williame, from Prof T. @. Atkin-
son, of Morgantown. "The I'm
portanoe of "Puro Bred Sires"
Hon. w. ID. zinn, of Philippi,
read splendid paper on Markets
fer West Virginia Live Stock"
Mr.. j. A. Ewart, of Beckley, adj
dressed the Association on the
subject of Sheep and Wool Grow.
ing" which was listened to with
great interest.
Mr.. Beall, the Secretary, an
nounoed the committee on nomi
nations for officers for the Wool
Growers Association as follows:
Messrs. Howard e. Williams, of
Duo, @. O. Lewis. of Point Pleas
ant, j. A. Ewart, Beckley.
A splendid paper was read by
Mr.. P. S. Lowis, of Point Pleas
ant sheep or Cattle, or Both for
West Virginia"
Mr.. j. B. Garvan, of Charleston,
prepared paper The Dairy
Breeds" which was read by Mr.. j.
A. Thompson, Secretary of the
State Board
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NOTES.

The exhibit of Angora Goats,
by Mr.. T. Marcellus Marshall, of
Stouts Mills, Gilmer county, was
very interesting and attracted
much attention.
A nicer body of men seldom CON-
gregate anywhere, than are the
gentlemen in attendance at the
Farmers Congress.
The interest taken in the differ
ent meetings disoloses the fact that
West Virginia has some farmers
and stock raisers that are second
to none.
The town WAS thrown open to
the visitors in attendance upon
the Farmers Congress.
Mr.. a. I. Spencer, of the West
Virginia Stock and Poultry Farm,
of Parkersburg, had On exhibition
a fine lot of the following pure
bred poultry: Buff and Barred
Plymouth Rocks, r. @. r. Leg
horns, s l.. Wyandottes, s s.
Hamburgs, O. l. Games, Black
Lanshane, Partridge o. chins, Light
Brahmas and Pekin Ducks.
We are under many obligations
to the different Secretaries of the
Farmers Congress for their assist
anoe in aiding US to secure prop
or report of their meetings
The gates of our little oity are
open to the Farmers Congress an
nually. You are welcome next
year, gentlemen.
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simplicity In = nozSl Nursery,

simplicity In = RoTnl HuFnoFTs
Princess Yolande OF Italy. the babT
daughter of the king. has a very mod
ern nursery In the old palace of the
popes. where she was born. Her apart.
ments consist of three rooms, and eve
cry article of furniture In them as well
as woodwork and walls Is painted
white. No carpets or curtains are AZ
lowed Mt this season OF the year, but
in the winter chInts curtains of cream
and pink will hang at the windows.
The apartments of the little princegg
and her nurses are those occupied by
her father when he was prince of Ma
pies. Two short flights of steps lead
from these rooms to the suit of the
king and queen above.
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REAL ESTATE.
Below is some of the good bar
gains in Real Estate that the r. b
T1PPErr Agency has for sale:
FC,I1.JIls fO1. Sale.

THIF~TH SEVEN ACRE FARM for sale al
Z n reasonable price. The reason the own
cr has for selling, is, because he desires 70 70
change business. The farm is situated IN
Union District, Mason county, four mlieA
from the Knnawha river and X. 4 NJ tall.
way, and only short distance from rom
Pleasant, the County Seat II lays on Eoou,
never failing creek: land mostly rouingi
now In grass, but all susceptible OF cnitlNn-
ing house; good out buildings, good barns
two warehouses; also good two story stoEt
house lSN2G, close todwellinS. VIII sell STOCK
of general merchandise, II desired by, pnr
chaser. store does good, prohtnHle DuSl
ness. The ilrm is in a most destrahle nclsh'
borhood, close to schools and church
A FIFTY FIVE ACRE and 100 pole farm
"a for sale. All the land can be farmeu eH'
cent little in timber. All best improve
mcnts; u peach orchard OF ll5 young trees,
and about 100 plum, apple and other run
trees. Good barn ana other out DullulhSsi
good springs that never go dryi n 1901 VEIN
OF good coal. a siNroom Two story mouse
with halls, porchcs, good cistern, y more
desirable place in Mason county could moi
he found. 1t is close to town, hnds seEerai
hundred feet above sea level aud can Dc
bought cheap.
a TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY fIyiE; 7;
IA acre SIrm; never ove-tlows; Jnncrcs OF II
Is cleared, and some in grass; creek bottom
good timber; good wntcri churches, post
ofIIcc, schools. In Union district, ~ miles
back of Arbucklc, y fine inrm, can De
bOnght terms to suit purchaser. DohI
miss this bargain II you want n inrin.
n SEVENTY. EIGHT ANN All AI.F acre
IA farm, located in Arbuckl" district. a
bargain. Price II sold at once, $l5O.CJ.
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olive Stock "A Business Propo-
sition," WAS the subject of we'll
written paper read by Mr.. e. b..
Jones, of Point Pleasant. Mr..
Jones handled his subject in a
manner showing he has had great
experience in business and live
stock. His paper was one of the
best read.
The President's excellent address
will be printed in the Farm Review.
The committees on nominations
reported the following officers for
the next year:
I'VE, the Committee on nomina.
ton of officers for West Virginia
Live Stock Association, beg leave
to report that we return the pres
ent incumbents, but suggest that
they be transposed as follows:
Ohas. o. Lewis, President, Point
Pleasant; Howard e. Williams,
Vice President, Duo; O. O. Brown,
Secretary, Charleston"
The officers for the West Vir-
ginia Wool Growers Association,
as follows:
S. @. Gist, President, Wellsburg;
Jos. George Vice President, Ash
ton; James Beall, Secretary, Wells
burg,
The Committee on resolutions
reDorted as follows:
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, We the members of
the West Virginia Live Stock As
ISOLATION, believe that the improve
ment of the live stock of our state
is very much hampered by the ex-
oessive freight rates on one or two
head, or any small number of ami
mails such as shipments of pure
bred animals usually consist of, and
WHEREAS, We believe the i'm
provymont of the live stock, which
will necessarily mean increased
shipments of fat stock, will inure to
the benefit of the railroads as we'll
as to the farmers of our State.
Therefore be it
Reso1ved, That We, the members
of the Weat Virginia Live Stock
Association, do hereby respectfully
petition the officers of the various
railroads of this state to materially
reduce the rate on pure bred stock
that is registered in it's respective
herd books.
RpSOlUed, That we endorse the
Grout bill now before Congress-,
and ask our Senators and Repre-.
sentatives to use their Influence in
securing it's passage.
Adjourned.
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Mr.. o o. Lewis. of the firm Of
p. S. Lewis & Sons, Proprietors of
that famous farm. The Beechwood
Stock Farm, of Mason county, read
a paper" -"Short Horns" which.
was highly and appreciated by all.
Mr.. o. e. Lewis, of Hoyapah,
read a good pepper 1.-THE Farmer's
Horse"
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The newly elected Secretary of
tho State Board of Agriculture,
Mr.. Thompson, read paper-"En-
oomium on the American Family"
Mr.. Thompson was elaborate in his
praise of the American hen. He
said 1.-THE American hen is hard to
beat although all the women know
the eggs are not" Numerous
amusing anecdotes and much sound
argument made the reception of
the paper very favorable.
Rev. o. f. Williams, of Park
ersburg, then gave talk on "Pure
Breeds and Mongrels," discussing
at length the superior merits of
blooded stock.
Mr.. II. d. Correll, of Morgan
town, read paper-"The Hen as
a Commercial Factor" The rela-
tive importance of the poultry pro-
duct as compared with other lines
of commercial activity was definite
ly defined.
Col. Bob" Carr, of Charleston,
the "only" Bob Carr, was called
upon by the chair and gave char
aoteristic talk which was much en-
Joyed.
EVENING SESSION.
After the crow of Bro. Spenoer's
proud ohanticIeers had ceased to
be heard in the corridor below the
evening session of the Poultry As
ISOLATION WAS called to order and
very appropriately began with
solo by Miss Josie Hess, and vio-
lin Obligatto by Miss Veva Hap
tonstall.
The ladies of Point Pleasant ao-
corded this session the honor of
their presence which was keenly
appreciated by the poultry frater-
nifty.
A paper presented Dy j. t. Gar
rett, of Hurricane, was read by the
Secretary and contained some i'm
portant suggestions on Valuable
Foods for Poultry The question
was ably discussed by Samuel
Matheson, of Charleston.
"Hit or Miss"-a paper by "A. 1
Spencer, was heard with interest
aud greeted with applause. He
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Mr.. A. 1. Spence, of Parkers-
burg, read paper on "Swine,"
which was we'll prepared
Mr.. II. ID. Correll, of Morgan
town, read a paper West Virginia
as a Poultry State" that was full
of good sound sense and reaaon.
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Sheep Breeders and Wool Grow
prS

w WV F."
erS.
The Sheep Breed 4rs and Wool
Grow ore, having limited time in
which to perform their duties, held
a joint meeting Tuesday evening
The object of this jIint meeting
was that the associations could fin
ism their deliberations to attend the
anniversary exercises of the Battle
of Point Pleasant here on Thurs
day, October 10th.
The meeting WAS called to order
by Secoetary James B Beall. The
choir led in singing "Work for the
Night is Coming" and Mr.. j. w,
Van. diver led in prayer.
Mr.. S. O. Gist, of Wellsburg,
President of"the Wool Growers
Association, was unable to be in at
tendance at the meeting on account
of sickness in his family, much 10
the regret of himself and the as
sociation. This is the first meet
ing he has missed since 1892.
Secretary Benll called Mr. Q. O
Brown to the chair, who read his
address which called attention to
points of interest in short dis
oussion which followed.
Mr.. FL. E. Williams road an arti.
ole on tho Galoways, written by
the Secretary of the Galloway Reg
istry Association, published in U.
S. Live Stock Reports.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at 8 a m. this Wednesday morning
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rSom Fridays pAny.
Mr.. w. r. Tippett, of Anderson,
lis here on visit to relatives,
Mr.. Morgan Smith, of Hunting
ton, was here yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Hogsett, of Hogsettf
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. j. O. Porter. of Hogsett, 10
here visiting friends.
Col. I. II. Wallis, of ClarkshuEg,
was'in town yesterday.
Capt J, z Higginsi Of Hunt
tington, WAS here yesterday
Mr. Fred Shitlet, of Middleport.
spent yesterday here with his par
ents.
Mr.. Ben Butler, of Huntington,
was here Thursday shaking hands
with his many friends,
Mrs. Edmond Sehon, of Hunt.
ington, was here yesterday visiting
her many friends,
Miss CaBelle Walker, of CALI
polls, was the guest of Mrs. w. b
Huston yesterday.
DR.. j. M. Moore left this morn.
ing for Valley Wow, Kyn whore
he will probably locate.
Capt. and Mrs. j. s. Sutphin, of
Huntington. were here yesterday
visiting friends.
Congressman j. NJ. Hughes was
a distinguished visitor in the oity
Thursday.
DR.. L. ". Guthrie, Superintend-
ent of Asylum for the Inourables
at Huntington, is a business visi-
tor in town.
Prof. Stalh, of Parkersburg, was
here yesterday to take in the cele-
bration, and enjoyed himself very
much.
Mrs. JAS e. Huston. of Logan,
Ohio, who has been here on visit
to relatives and friends, leaves this
afternoon for her homo.
Mrs Mamie Holdren and two
children, who have been the guests
of Mr.. j. l.. Coley and family, will
leave to-day for Pittsburg.
Mr.. Bud Blake and wife and
Miss Essie MiddlecoR, of Gallipo-
LIE, we're the guests of Mr.. Harvey
Gibson and family yesterday.
Mr.. James Smith, of Clifton,
called at this office yesterday and
renewed his subscription to the
Weekly Register.
Col. Moulton Houk, General
Passenger Agent of the Il. g o. y.
Lines, and Mr.. B. E. Heiner. }
Travelling Passenger Agent of tie
K. & M. r. r., were here yester-
day taking in the celebration.
Mr.. Henry Prince, of Mercer's
Bottom, here attending the oelebra-
tion Thursday, called and renewed
his subscription to the Weekly
Register.
Reverend p, Ell. GilSenan, Rec
tor os st. Joseph Catholic Church,
Mason City, was a distinguished
visitor here yesterday. While
here Father Gilsenan was tho guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bryan.
Messrs. Pat and Edward Healy,
two of Middleport's best young
men, were visitors here yesterday.
They were accompanied by their
sister, Miss Mary, a charming
young lady.
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On the platform Thursday was
DR.. d. E. WhaIey, of Pomeroy, the
youngest son of a Revolutionary
soldier known to be living at the
present day.
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At2:15 p. m. the Poultry Assooia-
ton began it's regular program.
Mr.. A. I. Spencer, of Parkersburg,
the enthusiastic and capable Pres
ident presiding, After singing,
prayer was offered by Rev. Reid.
The Secretary made a report
showing the association to be in
good financial condition, large
membership and an enlarged field
of work.
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People YOU KNOW.
what They are Doing and
whittier They Go.

From Wednesdays DaIlH
Mrs. John McGraw is danger
ously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pope return,
ed last night from their bridal trip.
Hon. Alex Mcyeigh Miller, of
LeWisburg, wesip town yesterday
Hon. b 3. Redmond, Of Mason,
was int town yesterday.
Miss Alma Oakes, of Maiden, is
here on visit to the Misses Kim
berling.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. a. Mccormick,
Ohio, are here attending the Farm
ers' Congress.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George f
Mullen, Tuesday, October 9Th, 1901
"a daughter. Congratulations.
Mr.. Jos. Cromley, of Central
City, who has been quite sick, is
improving.
Mr. Harry Blazer, of the Glen
wood Milling 90, was in town yes
terday.
Mr.. j. v. Stockton, of Beech
Hill, was pleasant caller at this
office yesterday.
Mr.. G. Nj. Wartenburg, near
town, who has been quite siok for
some time With typhoid fever, WAS
able to be in town yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Lasley and daughter
Mrs. Alexander, of Gallipolis, we're
here yesterday attending the mil
linery opening of Mrs. l.. j. Will
liamson's.
Miss Anna Sargent, who has
been visiting Miss Alma Oakes, at
Maiden, is here on visit to her
brother, Mr.. Harry Sargent and
family.
Hon. Fl. O. woodward, of Spen-
cor, candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress, and a
very bright young man who has
numerous friends in this county,
was in town yesterday for few
hours.
from Thursdays Daii5.
Mr.. B. j Lerne, of Hartford,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Ruth Hall, of Leon, is the
guest of the Misses Foglesong.
Mrs. David Terrell, of Charles
ton, is the guest of the Misses
Kimberling.
Miss Garnet Lupton and Miss
Carrie Brown, of Gallipolis, are
the guests of the Misses Bowyer.
Mr.. John w. Young. of Settle,
was pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday.
Capt. S. L. Parsons, who has
been in Cincinnati on business,
has returned.
Miss Pearl Martin, of Charles.
ton, is here visiting her brother,
Mr.. Jas. Martin and wife.
Mr.. q. e. Hale, who has been in
Texas for some time. arrived home
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Whiteside, of
Grimm's Landing, is here visiting
Mr.. L. j. Petty and family.
Mr.. Samuel A. Sterrett and
Miss Pearl, of Buffalo,
are visiting Mrs. ). l.. Hutchinson
and family, of Henderson.
Mr.. g. M. Rawson's baby boy
has been dangerously ill for sever
al daye, and is not much better.-
GalIipolis Tribune.
We regret to announce that Mrs.
Eli Krager is very sick at her
rooms at the boarding house of
Mr.. John f. Lewis.
Rev. s j. Miller, Pastor of Trim
ity Nj. e. Church, this city, has
been returned to this place by the
much to the delight of
his congregation and the citizens of
Point Pleasant.
Col j. T. Partridge, of Parkers-
burg, Travelling Auditor of the
Ohio Riv.r Division, of the B. &
D. Railway, is in the city. The
Colonel has many friends in this
place, who are always glad to meet
Elm.
Col. j. It. Allen, of Coyington,
KY, is here to attend the oelebra-
ton tod4y. Col Aliens great
grand father, Hugh Allen, who was
First Lieutenant in Captain Math-
a,,s Co in Col. Lewis' Regiment,
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Arc You Going to- the IGxposi-
tiOn?

You should notmiss seeing the Beautiful
RninbOw CITY. Rates to Buffalo are low.
Confer with agents of the OhIo Centrrl Lines
ss To special low rates excursion .SEtas. hiSKeIs.
Won cnn go VI A the Lake Erie Boat Lines, or
Won can 90 one way and return the other.
Just ask Agents of the ohio CentrAI Lines
about IL. n
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The Mississippi river will have a
dam built aoross it near Minneapo.
lis, at cost of 100000, to develop
10000 horse power.
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COMMITTEE

Upon motion The following reso.
luton were adopted:
RUsolVea, That it is the sense Of
rhls meeting that the railroads do
furnish us cars Ventilated cars)
suited to the transportation of our
fruits, water melons and vegetables.
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Enormous quantities of agricul-
tural implements are going to
South America, where farming is
expanding rapidly.
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one way settlers Rates
vIA,ouIo CENTRAL LINEs.

VIA,ouIo. CENTRAL LINES.
on the First and Third Tuesdaysof e10h
month special low rate, one Way s5ettiersi
tickets VIII be sold by Agents OF the ohio
Central Lines to points in Alabnm9, Ei,orlan,
south carolina, Tennessee and Nirglniai m
For particul Is, rates, routes. &C. & a,i ShiI
nearest Passenger Representa!lye below;
John MuOreS. II. II. Agent, Flndlhyl Onlo'
81 a. Harvey, Pass. Agt, Toledo, Ohlo.
ID. j. Cargo, Pass, Agt, Toledo, Ohio. o,.,,
w A. Pete s., Pass. Agi. Columbus, ONO
T. e. Heiner, Pass. Agt, Charleston. VIVA
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Last year 5oo,ooo,O 900 feet of lum-
Der we're exported from the Pacific
coast, and 8OO,OOO,OOO feet sent east
by rail.
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MAY Be Ite-opened.

Col. j. T. Partridge, Travelling
Auditor of the Ohio River Division
of the B. & o. Railway, and Mr..
VIM. e. BurweIl. of the General
Managers office of the B. & o.. at
Baltimore, are in the city looking
after the roads dining parlors at
this place, with view to reopen
ing them, and il re-opened will be
run in the finest style.
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Sidney lighthouse has the most
powerful electric light on any light
house-18O,OOO candle power.
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Herman SnYder, was, as veil a

Herman onyuer, Wh5' h5 "Sll DO
many others, whom we have not
time and space to mention,
conspicuous in the big trades dis
play Thursday. The property of
Col Bennett Young, of Kentucky,
consisting of coat. vest,
trousers, napsaok, cap of coon
skin, fint-lock gun, hunting knife,
powder horn and game bag, was
worn by him, and he and his "out-
fit" attracted much attention. The
suit made of buokskin was the last
one worn by Daniel Boone.
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Office of the Experiment Stations,
in visiting us and giving US the
valuable suggestions in his address,
therefore be it
Reso10ed, That Ne extend our
heartfelt thanks to the municipali-
ty of Point Pleasant for their kind
ly consider .tion and welcome; to
the County Court of Mason county
for the use of their court roou; to
DIR. True for his extreme kindness
in addressing cur meeting, and to
Mr.. @. FL. Mccormick and Prof.
Guy L.. Stewart for their assistance
in the meeting and program.
JAS. GEORGE,
GRAY SILVER,
S. w. MOORE,
Committee
Gentlemen of the State Horti-
cultural Society. We your COM
mittee on retiring be leave to sub
init the following: That the So
oiety thank the retiring Presideht
Hon r. O. Burkhart, and Vice
President It. v. Oshell, and Score
tary Prof. T. @. Oorbett, for their
unselfish and untireing work in be-
half of the Society, and the Horti-
cultural interests throughout the
State, and express the hope that it
may be their privilege and pleasure
to meet with us. and aid US in our
future meetings, as they have 80
faithfully done in the past.
d. A ARNOLD,
j. w. VANDIvER,
c.. g BROWN,