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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

HNDER and by virtue of the authorftv
vested In me by q certain deed on frf1sf
MADE and executed by the Mountain 6fafe
Brick and Tile Works, 20 the underEignei
trustee, bearing date The 18th day IN Mer-ri.
lsO4, and OF record in the Clerks once on M
county Court OF Mason County, West vir-
GINA. In Trust Deed Book No. n, pages -
Ger 10 secure tS the Point Pleasant RniIdine Z,
ana and Loan association the payment OF a Ger.
IAN oeDt set out and described in eaid frtIaf
deed, and default having been made in ~,
payment OF said debt according to the con-
Qllons stipulations and proyisione a. raffl
9 pS OF Trust, and being required by the Eair,
ton, Will on -' q N
April 29th, 1905,
Retyeen the hours OF two and four O'Clock
Nj on the premis OF the nlanf ~ fi,{'
t monntaln state Brick and Tile Works, IN fhd
toWn OF Point Pleasant, West VfrRinfa SeIi
~ way OF public auction 10 the highest bid :
oeIs the following described personal nrnS1s
erty; One Scots patent dryer, 800 feef II
wire CABLE one tw0-horBe wagon one rrs-f Z,
l0k Oh lumbeIs lot OF brick aud a lot of drrf1,
Ille, drain tile dies, drain tile cut on tabie1-
lot OF hre brfck-being the reaidue an fl4
proRerty conveyed by said trust deed re-
Terms OF sale-Cash.
March %, I'd ~ I" LIE : trustee
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Excursion season on

The season will be opened by the
Ohio Central Lines with an excur-
sion to Columbus Sunday, April
16 The excursion rate from Point
Pleasant will be 81 rs round trip;
tickets good one day, going and re
turning on special trains. Call on
agents for full particulars.
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Mrs. Mary a. Rifie Dead.

Mrs. Mary A. Rifle was born
July z, 1924, and died April Z,
1905. near Greer. this county. The
deceased was for many years q
member of the o. B Church, and
a woman loved and cherished by
her many friends.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Rifle, the remains being
laid to rest in the Eckard Chapel
burying ground.
Remember the Educational En-.
tertainment at the Court House
Monday, April "a.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the
Modern Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held in their Office in the
Hooff building In the town of Point
Pleasant, w. Va, Saturday. May 6,
1905, at 8 O'Clock p. m, for the pnr-
and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore them. O.. G. BOWER,
april IL tw. Secretary.
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Dufv's Pensions.

Josiah Mattox raised from SIT to
"a per month; A. a Fisher raised
from S. to 8 per month; w. O.
GreenIee raised from SO to IL pei
month; Barbara Oliver allowed SIG
per month; Mathew Luton raised
from $14 to II per month; Hugh
Henry raised from $40 to Ia pei
month: Margaret A. Pickens, al
lowed So from May 6. 1904; David
Wolf raised from $40 to IL pei
month; W. A Miller raised from
$l4 to II per month; F. Minerva
Downs. on s.half of B. o. Downs
pens, N; Eliza Burchfield allowed
So per month; j P. Childers rails
ed from So to 10 per month; Peter
Jennings raised from $40 to $12
per month; Gideon Fisher raised
from SIT to 80 per month; A. j.
Sheline raised from $24 to 80 per
month
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Messrs A L Boggess, of this
CITY. W. II. Mitchell. of Wheeling,
and j L. NARROW, of Parkersburg.
who are the Board of Officers of
the State Council, Order United
American Mechanics. were in SEES
sion in this city, Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Mount Alto. a village back of
School House on the border of
this county now has an established
postoffioe bearing the same name.
A aourishing Touring mill has
been loosted there. with roller pro
oess.
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Commissioners Sale.
c. Q. Hess and Josephine Heas.

c. Q. Hess and Josephine Hess,
Point Pleasant National Bank and Others.
In Chancery
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuif Coi1rf
q Mason County. West Virginia. entered n
tne ABOVE styled cause on the 28fh daV ~
march, 1885, the undersigned 9pecIai (Jf,rl-
missioner appointed for the purpoes viii
Seu At public auction, at the front of ffle
court House OF said Mason County, for cngf.
at one o'clock-p. M, on the
9th day of May, 1905,
lot Of land situated on Tenth street. n, the
toWn OF Point Pleasant In said Mason counz
", on the north sideofsaid street and bound
"a on the South By Tenth street and o. tie
Wea. py i Of, owned by J. Tippett On the
formerly taken from the lot TO be sold and
on the East by LANDS OF p. O. Ensthafn, md
being the eastern portion OF the Tot which
va conveyed 70 O. =. Hess by Joseph Helm,
Dy deed dated March 18th, 1855 and n of rec.
ofo n me Clefk'B Cfnee OF the County Court
o. SAID Mason County in Deed Book No. IS,
RANKIN WILEY.
Special Com Whatsoever.
Bond has been given by Rankin WfIey a.
Speclal Commissioner, In the above gfYIed
cause, as required by the decree OF sale
A. L. BOG0Eag.
hprl z7W. Clerk Circuit Court
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Quite a crowd of our people
spent Sunday in Gallipolis, going
down on the packet Greenland and
returning on the Z. & M. train in
the evening. The day was enjoyed
by all.
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Box Car Robbed.

Thieves entered a box car at
Waggener Station, Friday night,
and carried away lot of valuable
dry goods They no doubt knew
their business because none but
the best were taken. No clue.
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Mr.. L j. Petty received the sad
news yesterday that his oldest sis.
ter. Mrs. Sarah Pickering, had de.
parted this life at her home al
Lone Cedar, jackson county,
Tuesday, April II. 1905.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Truck gardens and fruit growers
were given q SCARE last Friday
night on account of the heavy
frost. The temperature fell 25 de.
grees. There was a very heavy
frost. and considerable ice made
Whether fruit and vegetables are
seriously damaged. it is not known
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

The thirteen year-old daughter
of Mr.. Sam McCulloch, living a
few miles from town. died Monday,
April 10, 1905 Funeral services
were held at the house; interment
in Lone Oak cemetery, Tuesday.
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Important Meeting of the Board OF
Trade.

Trade.
A meeting of all the members of
the Board of Trade and all the
citizens interested in the develop.
mentSa of Point Pleasant are urged
to meet at the Court House, Thurs-
day night, at 7:SO p. m for the pur-
pos of looking to the entertain.
ment of the committee sent out by
the Government for the inspection
of the Ohio River from Pittsburg
to Cairo, looking to the improve
ment of the Ohio River. Also to
arrange for Farmers' Institute
looking to the betterment of farm
ing. gardening and horticulture,
and thus create a bigger and better
artery for Point Pleasant.
Other matters of business vii
be enacted. including election Of
officers.
L.o sonrnv1L1R, Pres.
| RI. HUreHINsoH. Secy.
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M 4. Mccoy. Of Huntington,

Mr.. A. Mccoy. Of Huntington
was a visitor here Monday
! Mrs. George Chalmers and littl'
son, have returned to their hom,
at Chfllicothe, after q visit her.
to her parents. Mr.. George Heck
man and wife.
Mr.. Homer Shifiet left for Pitts
burg Tuesday afternoon.
Born TO Jessie Eads and wife, q
daughter April 9th.
Mrs h. W. Dewitt left Tues
day for SteubenviIle. where she
will make her future home with
her daughter. Mrs. Roy Williams.
Mr.. Walter Garrison. of Roads
town. New Jersey, Messrs. James
Evens and Charles hopper, of
Atlantic City. New Jersey. were
guests of r. P Liter, Friday.
Mr. Joseph Ioenhower. of Mason
Citys-was here Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. William McK can, late mate
on the r. P. GiIlham, has resigned
his position and was a visitor to
his friends in town last night.
Mr.. William Milford who has
been at his home in Henderson
for several weeks, has returned to
his work at Pittsburg.
The Ladiee Guild will meet with
Mrs. Anna Ryan. this afternoon.
Don't talk. about the beauties of
some other. town. Why not talk
up the natural resources of our
own town and go right about max
ing it beautiful. Let every man.
woman and child in this town take
an interest in identifying the
place and it will be done. Don't
growl but go to work and do some
thing for the public good Life is
short and we cannot get too much
of-reaI enjoyment out of it.
"The School House stands by
the Flag, let the people stand by
the School," Educational oam-
paign in West Virginia. Ohio river
Jour. at the Court House. Monday.
April 24th, 7:3O p. m.
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Parents should especially attend
the entertainment at the Court
House for the benefit of their
children, April 24tb,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Mr. Robert Lynch lost a vaIua
BILE hog Sunday night. The cause
of the animals death Is not known.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

The oil we'll on the Mitchell
farm, in Cologne dis riot, is now
down 800 feet deep with good
showing for oil. We hope pros
pectors will meetAwith suocess.
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FOR SALE.
Eggs For Matching.

II you want the best general pur-
pose fowl, get the Barred Plymouth
Rocks. We have them as good Is
can be found anywhere. Eggs Tor
hAtching. 70 cts per setting of fifteen;
two settings $I25. Address w. w.
Jackson, New Haven, W Va, Poultry
Farm mar 3m
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Mason County Fair will be held
at Point Pleasant August 80, 81 |,
Sept, LIST, 1905. inch. Is.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

j Friedman & Co. have two ad
vertisements for our readers this
week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Reymann Brewing Co.'s Book
Beer" on sale to day. Its the
goods I"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Road the new advertisement of
the Bon. Ton in this issue.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Reymann Brewing Co.'s "Bock
Bser" on sale today. Its the
goods"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

The Educational Entertainment
at the Court House will be a rare
treat. Don't miss it. Monday,
April Oath.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Joseph Stafford. who at one time
had charge of the restaurant at
the B. & o., depot, this oity. died
last week of Bright's disease, at his
home in Petersburg He was
nearly go years old.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

= AseSDN--6s UOA . AOA . HA1AsAn6 ~
brother Robert Lynch and family
last week.
Mr. j. E. MoCloud, who ha
been visiting bis family and friend
at Henderson and in this place
has returned to Petersburg to re
sumo his work on the look nea
there
Mrs. K V. Whaley left last Sat
urday morning for a visit to lei
only living brother. Sir. Sylvester
Perdue. near Ceredo, Wayne coun,
lty. who has been in bad health fol
some time Mrs Whaley reached
her 18th birthday on April Let
DIR W. P. Love. of Flat Rock,
who has been in Indiana visiting
friends for the past two months,
has returned.
Mr.. Robert Rifle. near town.
made this office pleasant call.
Saturday
Master Brooks Tippett. of Raw
epswood, is here on visit to reIa.
tives
Mrs. P. M. G4bbert has been
spending few days with relatives
at Maggie
Hon. j. B Menager. of Char
lesion, was here last Thursday on
legal business.
Mrs. Anna Ryan has returned
from visit up the Kanawha.
Mr.. Carl Hees has resigned as
travelling salesman for a hardware
house at Ironton, and has accepted
a olerkship with the Foster Hard
ware Go, at Huntington. After a
two weeks visit here with his
parents he left Sunday evening to
resume his new duties
NTH. a. Turley. of Columbus.
was here visiting friends Sunday
night.
Mr.. E. B. Jones has returned
from a visit to relatives in Va.
Born to West Seely and wife a
daughter, April 9Th.
Miss Musa Kiger came up from
Huntington to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Mrs. G. A. DuvaI and little son,
of Parkersburg are the guests of
her mother, Mrs. B. Gilmore.
Born to j. W. E4ds and wife, q
daughter April 4th.
Miss Bessie Lasley, of Gallipo-
lis, was the guest of her aunt Mrs.
L. j. Williamson, Saturday.
Mrs, @. O. Bowyer and daugh.
ter Miss Media, returned from
Cincinnati, Sunday.
Mr.. L. o. Shif1et has accepted
position as clerk in Tippett's furni-
ture store.
DR.. George Eastman. of Cabin
Greek, w. Va, and DIR. Ellis
johnson, of Greenup, KY. were
guests of The Spencer enroute to
Parkersburg to take an examina-
ton before the State Board of
Health.
j. B. Tippett and wife returned
Monday morning from Cincinnati.
and other Western towns where
they were with Mr.. E. B. Carney
purchasing the furniture and CON-
plete Outfit for The Valley Heights
Hotel large new building just
completed at Pence Springs, w.
Va, and to be opened May 18th,
by Mr.. Carney.
Mrs. P. e. Holloway was visiting |
friends at Pomeroy. Monday, max
ing the trip with her son Henry,
who is pilot on the Tacoma.
Misses Lizzie Miller and Grace
Knapp visited friends at GalIipo-
lis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Betz, of
Gallipolis, spent Sunday here with |
her parents, Policeman William
Foglesong and family. Mrs.
Foglesong accompanied them
home.
Mr.. George Somerville visited
relatives in the Flats. Sunday.
Mr.. George b Brooks. of Char
lesion, WAS business visitor in the
city Monday.
Mr. Joe Vest. of Huntington.
vas in town Tuesday on business.
and shaking hands with his many
friends.
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Book Beer''-Reymann Brew
ing Co g. On sale to-day.
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Sunday night 1870 O'Clock there
will be service at Spilman Chspel
YOU are invited to worship with
ma.
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Gall for Reymann Brewing 90 e.
Book Beer" to-day. The standard
beer of Wheeling.
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The time of the year is at hand
FOR cleaning premises. It is in.
cumbent on every citizen to do 80
for the benefit of himself and
the man who neglects to do 50 Is
not worthy to be known as the
head of q family.
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Bow stahn Littla siatar Id naath

Boy stabs Little Sister to Death.
Huntington, April s.-James
CaIlen, aged six. SON Of Frank CAL
len, of Wilsondale. became enraged
at his five year old sister because
she refused to play with him and
grabbing his mothers hat pin.
stabbed his sister FIVE times. The
little girl ran screaming from the
room and fell dead in her mothers
arms. the hatpin having pierced
her heart.
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Will cure any cass Of Spring
Fever. Regmann BllRing Goa.
"Bock Besr' on saIs to-day.
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ICEI ICE! ZOE.

We want yourice trade, and If good
ice, prompt delivery and low prizes
win get it.. We ask for your ordera.
See us about prices, also ask about
our coupon books.
T.H.Dav1s-& Sons
Meats, Lard. Ice
march 8. 1906.
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Church Notice.

Service tonight 1880 O'Clock at
Christ Church. Choir practice
after service
Service Friday afternoon $50
O'Clock.
Service Sunday morning IL
o'olook.
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sit possible No are not to havs
a dramatized version Of the ghnd.
wick oase9
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-12

Martin Bumgardner. wife and
seven children, and E. A. Neass
and wife, all of near New Haven,
W. Va, left Wednesday for north
ern Oklahoma where they will
make their home. Mrs. Neass is
also daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bumgardner and was married to
Mr. Nease only Monday evening,
the ceremony being performed at
the home of the brides parents by
Rev. Robinson. They are all ex.
ceIlent people and their friends
hope they may prosper in theil
new western home -Pomeroy
democrat.
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Mr.. &. P. Liter sold to Charles
Hopper. of Atlantic City, New
Jersey. Friday. the brown mare
Wywammy by Bennadotte 2:29
dam Patience by Young Jim.
Wywammy on the morning of the
sale trotied an eighth of a mile in
l54 seconds. Price $500.
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Are You Going
To Cover
YOUR FLOOR
This season
with rich and
new effects and
patterns in Car
pets, Mattings
or Druggetts?
IF so don't wait
till the cream of
all the Spring
patterns have
been snapped
up. We have
now a complete
stock of the best
quality and the
newest designs
Ingram, Brus-
sells, Velvet and
Administer car
pets.
The D[ARDORFF- G.
GALLIPOLIS q
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L. o SoMKnyILLR, Pres.
B E. HuroHIssoE. seoy.
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Description.

Fronts unusually handsome-of
exceptionally attractive and SUBJ
stantial appearance. The best quail
ity red pressed brick has been used
trimmings of a rich brown stone.
Large stone front porches.
The arrangement is the very best.
First floor-Handsome parlor;
large middle room or reception
hall; dining room; pantry and
kitchen.
Four sleeping rooms and tiled
bath. with up-to-date, modern
plumbing. Two sleeping rooms on
third floor. A good-sized lot; wide
paved alley.
TwO-sToRY BACK PORCH.
No. I7o2 heated, lighted and
opened day and evening until
9 O'Clock, beginning Monday,
January 10.
See the houses without fail.
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Moore e. k1ZI~e):
III 10Th N. w.

connection with the business of the Post
oHlce department, and was formerly an
assistant United States attorney for the
District of Columbia
Col Classic, who was prominent in local
Union Veteran Union and Grand Army of
the Republic circles, was born at Frank
fort. KY, January /. 1913. He entered the
federal service at the outbreak OF the civil
war as second lieutenant of the 1st Inde-
pendent Battery of Kentucky Light Artil-
lery, made brilliant record as an officer
and was soon promoted TO be first lieuten-
ant OF the battery. In 1862 he was placed
in command of the organization as a first
Lieutenant and retained the command until
1864. when he was commissioned captain
lie participated in the battles of Antietam
Cedar Creek, Fredericksburg and many
other engagements. and saw service In the
Shenandoah valley under General Crook
He served in the same brigade with the late
President Hayes when the latter was a COL
onel. and served under him when he was
made brigadier general
At the close of the war CAPTAIN Classic
was brevetted major and then lieutenant
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Investment Properties

Gilt-edged investments very
choice, desirable locations paying
II and 10 per cent.
s25, OO0-Renting for $1,000 a lear.
West of 10th st.
$9.Oo0-Renting for 500 month. Nearly
new. A permanent investment.
Sc, 50O-Rents $50. "A block of houses ON
a corner near two car lines.
S1O,O00-Rents 500 New; 10 minutes
ride from 9th and F SITS.
$7,0OO-Rents $S3. Block of houses -
numbered st. NV. south of r.
S5,3O0-Rents SAL. Convenient to pen
sion Office. south of H st. NV.
IS, 2OO-Rents $4s. New Jersey ave-
NV. Central.
S., S5O-Rents $40 Modern 1O-room
dwelling; HOT-WATER HEAT;
west of 14th: worth $500.
s15,O0 O-Renting for $3.50 month; i'm
provements new, location conyen-
lent, first-class surroundings; the
owners Of this property to realize
cash will sell at a great sacrifice;
a rare chance for any one to Sc
cure a bargain. 1T DOES NOT
REQUIRE MUCH CASH, WE
WILL LEND OVER $4,000 ON
THE PROPERTY.
So 5OO-Renting for $57 a month. new
buildings ON WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS; no better renting sec
ton; let US show you this property.
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DEATH OF COL. CLASSIC.
Arrangements Made for Funeral Serv-
ices on TUESDAY,

The announcement of the death yesterday
of Col Daniel Washington Classic of the
local bar came in the nature of surprise
TO large circle of friends. Colonel Classic
died while at his home. 2ooa " street, after
an illness of about ten days. Less than a
fortnight ago an attack of grip developed,
which, last Wednesday, gave way TO pneu-
monia. He gradually grew worse. and, as
stated, dissolution occurred yesterday.
Funeral services will be held at the n
street residence az IL o'clock next Tuesday
morning. Rev. Alfred Harding of St Pauis
Episcopal Church will officiate. The remains
VIII be inferred at Arlington
Inc deceased is survived by his wife one
daughter. Miss Ada Boyd Classic, and one
son, Henry Haywood Classic The latter
Is now assistant TO the Attorney General in
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just Two Left.


Of increase n value is at hand.
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Speculative Properties

Houses offered much below val
ues, prices SO low that the pur-
chasers can resell at handsome
profit.
so.So0LA modern house in the vicinity OF
Dupont Circle. within a "stone's
throw of houses costing over $780,
600; this house can be purchased SO
low because 1t was taken for a
debt; $1,000 was loaned on II: there
is no good reason why it should not
sell again for $500. Surely. the
location is the best in the city. At
the present cost of materials the
house could not be built for $4,000:
the lot Is worth considerable:
ground on the next square sold for
So a foot. THE HOUSE is MOD
ERN. three stories and cellar; wen
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lished himself at Nashville Tenn after
the war. There he studied law and was ad-
United to the bar. He married Miss Minna
Haywood Nash. a daughter OF the late Jo-
to Washington, where ne resided since.
Colonel Classic enjoyed an extensive
claims practice and later he devoted HIM
self to general practice of the law. Colonel
Classic was retained as special counsel for
the government in a number of cases DUR
ing the administration OF President Cleve-
land
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Attention! Attention!
Investors and SPECTATORS

De in
horanyw osnino
with Many of the best
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A Merchant Recently Remarked
"The men who go to work
at s o'clock in the morning
get up at 7; those at 9 get UP
at 8, and so on; and it is my
observation that men do not
have time to read advertise
ments in the morning"