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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01
NEWS COND s. LII ms.
"Wednesday, NOV. -

IRE & Cherryyale, kan, supposed
A have been caused ~ burglars dyna-
shifting safe il tho Long Bell Lumber
selmpany. caused : loss q 376. 900. (.
escrstary Wilson has appointed Dr..
AsD. Melviaiof Illinois, 90 chief Of the
bureau Of animal INDUSTRY to succeed
y. Salmon. Who resigned some time
ago. ..s. ssaz= Sf 1 !.
Ticket spectators have, IN large.
measure, scor1ered the tickets for the
football game to DO played q Chicago
On Thanksgiving day between Mich
lgan and Chicago. :s=:5. .=5
The Marquis Of Downshirs has
agreed to sell his agricultural lands in
County Down, Ireland. to the tenants.
The estate is the largest in, Ireland
and IL valued at about $4,000, 900.
The French e9pncil Of ministers has
decided that tie cabinet J. ministers
shall not take n active part ia-elec.
toral campaigns owing to the pros.
Dects of disorderly Manifestations. :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01
Friday, Nov. "a.

A new Japanese loan Of $125,000, 900
will, it is officially announced, be is
sued Nov. %.
Four Berlin banks intend to organ
lie bank for doing business in Tur-
key and Egypt, with it's head Office in
Berlin.
At Baltimore, kid" Sullivan of
Washington and Abe Attell of San
Francisco fought a fifteen-round draw
Thursday night.
Official circles at Madrid expect
King Edward will visit that city in
May, following Emperor Williams
visit to that city in April.
The number of inmates in benevo-
lent institutions in the United States
ON Dec. 81, 1904, was 284, 1862, and the
number admitted during the year 1904
was 1872.
Henry White, American ambassa-
dor to Rome, has been selected to rep
resent this country, in conjunction
with Minister Gummere of Tangier, at
he approaching Morocco conference.
saturday,, NOV. Is.
Congressman E. B. Hill of Connecti-
cut expresses himself very strongly in
favor of reciprocity with the Philip
pines.
The Fitzsimmons- O'Brien contest
will be held at Mechanics pavilion,
San Francisco, on Wednesday evening
Dec. 20.
Daniel E. Bandmann, a Shakes
pearean actor of note and one of the
best known residents of Montana,
dropped dead at his ranch near Mis-
soula, Mont.
Rev. DR.. Robert Russell Booth,
prominent in the general assemblies
Of the Presbyterian church, is dead in
New York CITY,.
Thomas H. Mitchell, Chicago
bricklayer, who earns IS a day, is re-
ported to have" fallen. heir to s., $685.
600, his portion of an estate of $47,-
100000 left by two grand uncles in
Australia.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

A report of DR.. Bracken, secretary
Of the state board of health, shows that
last year 2,127 deaths of the 1854 in
the state were caused by consumption.
In 1903 there were 1866 out of II, 403
IN other words IL per cent of the
deaths last year were from consump-
ton and 1912 per cent in 1909 In
1905 1858 out Of 15,41S died Of con.
sumption, or II per cent.
Stockholders in the, Minnesota and
Montana Cattle company, organized by
prominent Northern Minnesota bust
ness men several years ago for the de-
velopment of the cattle raising indus.
try at Culbertson, Mont, will be called
On to pay an assessment of double the
amount Of their stock holdings as a
result OF, the settlement of the bank
ruptcy proceedings into which the con.
Germ was forced more than year ago.
"A decreasing proportion Of male
teachers in both the city and country
school districts Is shown by the 1ig-
ures In the summary OF the teachers
tor the last school year, just compiled
by the department Of public instruc-
ton. The report shows inSths common
school districts 1867 men and AS
women, ! ratio Of / to So. The pre-
vious wear there were 1,422 men and
1892 women, q ratio Of to 81. IN
|lSS64thes tito was u to 2.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

sW51, sectieas27s toa.nslaplSS rsnae1:' -
ae Mts;nntng t dan@ah1; Il Of ~ OF swh of
ton q, township i2e, range 81.
Gust Jacobson, seq Of nwA Of section q,
toTpWSh1 RE- ~ ra aeE 81 asn y. ss.+;o, %
tGJ s6s Rsl ' Of seH' of section 2
to Anton 9 Is se& osw%' Of section g.
~ E !xF s Cd 81 Ct St ssxi;s Of
* s ;:$:$ rs 's;s
NJ; L: T. GO: ne9< Of exA and lot 7-neN
q NAH 4aS9 Sna g. lot VI section 81 township
Peter Ol 20 nwk Of sen, of section 81,
to@nsSzip II, 4 of ne of
tien 81, towpship 12s, range 81. ~
ssS;;:: = :ssto"
Oscar ,Cs al rex of sen, of section 81,
township rs, range 81. - @~"@' ~ ''0 - ~
Town of Swanville, public highway, On
center line of section q, township 12s, range
That therefore, the Board Of County
C0mmissioners Of the county of Morrison,
meeting on Monday, the 18th, day Of De-
'cember, A D. 1905, at one O'Clock in the
afternoon .of said day, at the Office of the
County Auditor in the city of Little
Falls, In said county of Morrison, for hear
ing on, and consideration of said petition,
said surveyors report, said viewers report
said ditch shall be established and con-
strucIed and that atsaid time and place ali
persons interested in the esta blfshment
and construction, of said ditch are invited
and requested to appear and be heard,
both for and against the same. -
? SEAL. z-@,@: a WILLIAM A. BUTLER,
County Auditor Morrison County. State
of Minnesota. ~ I. - - z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29
&iIbeabaon.

S.EEEJANC @EErf. 49,
&ongeIig SEA m M e + a IL
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MffRren ON 0e tire me6 6orbeorings..
bls itraffeoe Sniarer, oeIertereoe Jon.
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ten traaote iar1t1en: Man bar fu11-
oct bans 5por til en- at buns @e-
ffienotte, aanolaae, Erofesior gorg-
lls1o- &iiqr Of bpem bon bapbe laant
Genge, uoen elIers at Iooe iig
mQrfe r1eo 1toeet: Gereiter er ban
iporleit foriput1oen, og Set attages
ct ban NJ, erI paa Neien tIi eIIer ollie
Mmeriffu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

u nnose s d = II. Manoers
:8Draao peotog oenS12. December en-
ften11nig beo 1ite 8ebanoIing ct 5or-
log ON Sab1lea1s og geillgbets Ste.
gllering % l1ooDbning til Is sos.
Blanens GiennemfgreIie bil tote
100000 ST
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-29

@Glbning E berens
$ elbreber. Dprlage Scbmiot
| aoloing, ben uom9rfeoe Dpfinoer
at Miolet mob ben tioligere iaa
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abl"s @eoafter, &r. Bertel Semen,
MarbuS, 6oteret meo en- Nationalga-
pc, foroi ben opgtige Dprlege alorig
bar tRnft pan at uonptte fin Gpfin.
belle til egen 6orbel, men re6ebo1
bar itillet lin Observation-Disclosures til
belle Ganmarfs % oerigiennem til
ben gbrige 8er6ens Moaoigbeo.
Gn imuf Mnerfien6elje bill DDr,
lRge Sebmi6t faa ON tort 9ib, 1er1-
liz .@ammeleie-2egatet" oprettet /
1908 al 8roprietar 3acfo paa Gam.
meleie, 2ollan6. @runofopitaIen CT
5000 Rroner, bpis @enter, r,aar be.
bar naaaet 500 aroner, ffal gipes tic
Maao eller &Dinoer, iarlig fortiente
at 2%anobruget. 2anobugbolonings.
%ielifabets 8eitDrelie bar Gorpaltnin-
gen at 2egatet % bar beitemt, 1t
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bans getliale 0poagelie ON aeIp.
11ingsfeberens Aariag % 8efampel..
ie en- Dpoagelie, ser bill bore til ben
itsrite MDtte for set banife 2ano.
bbr1,g. Mlllig bil DDrIage 5cbmiot I
iaal 2anobusboIoninssielifa. /
bets splpbeger. y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12

A serions cutting affray occurred
near Ashton, this county. Saturday
evening about 6 O'Clock and the
life of the victim of the knife-user.
hangs in the balance
Hawthorne. 81, and Lew Ray.
26. had been on the outs for quite
awhile and they met for the first
time in several months. in the road
and becume involved in an alterca-
ton over an old trouble, when
Hawthorne drew Barlow knife
and stabbed Ray in the breast just
above and below the shoulder
blades and two times on the head.
Hawthorne went to Gallipolil
early Sunday morning and was
there arrested by officer Mathews.
of that city. who notified the off,
GERS here and Constable j. p Mon.
roe went down and brought him
up here Sunday evening and placed
him in Jail. Ray is in bad condi-
ton but will probably recover.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
DRESS.
Caught Engine Wheel.

Mrs. Wright, wife, of Captain
Billy" Wright of the government
boat Rumsey escaped serious in
jury while enjoying launch ride
the Fourth of July. Captain and
Mrs. Wright started for Look Six
where they expected to spend the
day and the boat was speeding
nicely towards their destination
when Mrs Wright's dress caught
in the wheel of the gasoline engine
before it could be stopped, her
dress skirt was torn off. also her
shoe.
Aside from few eight scratches
and bruises and a very bad
scare Mrs. Wright did not suffer
from her experienoe.-Charleston
Mail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
WON Thrss Raoes .

Mr.. Robert P. Liter won three
races at the Huntington Fourth of
July races: The 2:21 trot by Mar.
quett. jr. Time 2:26, 2:24. 2:221
The 2 25 pace by Daisy Wilkes.
Time 2:24. 2:241. 2:269 The trot
by The Bullet. Time 2:2s. 2:27,
2.28-
The HuntingtonAdvertiser has
the following complimentary oom
ment to make:
One of the most phenomenal
feats known in the history of rae
ing was done by Il. P. Liter, of
Point Pleasant, who drove three
winners taking nine straight heats
which is due to Mr.. Liter's ability
to condition his horses and then
drive them. Mr.. Liter is one of
the best known and abiest horse.
men in this part of the country
and has the finest and fastest string
this year he has ever owned.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
A Pleasant Surprise.

Monday afternoon July 10th, quite
a number of Mrs. A. H. Rayburn's
friends gathered at her home in
Pleasant Flats to give hera surprise,
the occasion being her 50th birthday.
They spent the afternoon very pleas
antly in conversation and eating ice.
cream and cake. She received sever
al nice presents. Those present were
Mr.. C. H. Mccoy and wife, w. g. Fog
lesong and family, Harvey Fisher and
wife, and daughter Wanda and son
Dorset of Heights, Mr.. l.. J. Roush
and wife, Mrs. Harvey Rayburn and
daughter, Oma, Mrs. John Love, Mrs.
John McDermit, Mrs. Amelia Lemas
ter, Mrs. Robert Borgess. and daught-
er's Josie and Maet Mrs. John Hawk
ms and children, Mrs. Robert Gibbs
and children, Mrs. Martin Gre enlee.
Mrs. Robert Rifle, Mrs. Alex Rifle.
Mrs. NJ. j. Winger, Mrs. Wayne Fog
lesong and little son, Edward. Misse.
Maggie Foglesong, Edna Mccoy,
Blanche Kincade, Ora Rayburn, Nina
Rifle, Carrie Raybnrn, of Point Pleas
ant Stella Rayburn, of Parkersburg.
Georgia Hill, Ollie Love, J. w. Fog.
lesong, J. N. Foglesong and Coy
Love, of Point Pleasant, Geo, Jones,
Curt Rayburn, Roy, Okey and Odus
Ray burn. A FRIEND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
Profitable As Well As Joyful

The festival given at Old Town
Church. near Board, Saturday eve.
ming was time of enjoyment to
those who were fortunate enough
to be there. One special feature
among the many good ones was
that, no vulgar or profane language
was heard during the evening.
We are very proud of this fact for
the simple reason that such in
fiuence may have bearing, for
good, on those who are prone and
thoughtless. using terms which
should not be uttered in good So
oiety. We believe that the finan
cial success is due to the activity
OF the persistent workers, hs it
will be remembered by the many
visitors partaking of the refresh
ments, how those waiting tables
stood in readiness and the orders
soon filled. May there be a good
impression left on the minds of
all concerned. A FRIEND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
THREE MInE


Chas Persinger and wife, who have yeer
visiting at Athens. o.. returned home satur
day
H. Gates was visiting here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Harrison Clagg and Mrs Hart Aust,r
were calling on the sick, Geo. Sands ant
Homer King, Sunday.
Miss Lille Bechtie. of Five Mile, was the
guest of Misses Ada and Edna King, Sum
day.
Work of hauling lumber from Bnrdettt
Bros. mill began again Saturday.
Quite a number from this section spent the
18th at GallipolIs
VIM. Persinger and family were the guests
OF their son Robt. Persinger and family.
Homer King ia slowly improving in health
Mrs. e. W. Rodgers was the guest of he,
parents in Putnam county last week.
DR.. E. McElfresh was calling on his pa
tients here Sunday. He was accompanied
by his little SON and I. F. Brinkman.
d. A. Mercer and wife were visiting heI
parents. Geo Frost and wife last week. They
returned to their home at Hurricane satur-
day accompanied by Miss Fannie Frost.
UNTO Date
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7ondence5 July 8.
ECKARD CHAPEL.

Robert MOI nIloch, of Lancaster,
Ohio. was visiting his father, j. s..
MOI ulloch. last week
Miss Nellie Rifle, who has been
quite sick, We are glad to say isim-
proving.
Miss Nellie Pullin is on the siok
list this wook.
Quite a number of people in this
vicinity attended the picnic at Oak
Grove on the Fourth.
Mrs Robt and Mrs Alex Rifle
were business visitors to yonr CITY
Friday.
Miss Ellen Wiley. of Hunting
ton, was visiting her father, w T
Wiley, recently.
Samuel McCuIloch was visiting
his father, j. s. McCuIIoch, few
days last week BLUE BELL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
THURSDAY. july 27.

Fare for the round only 800 from
Point Pleasant. Tickets will be sold
for all trains arriving at Toledo in
time to connect with Two Special
Trains leaving Toledo via the Ann
A, Dor al II 90 a. N. and $50 p. IN.
Train No. 3 arriving Toledo at 6:15
p. IN. will have Through Coaches CON
Meeting with the special leaving To-
ledo a $50 p. NJ. Sleeping cars will
be attached to this evening train
from Toledo; reservati ms should be
made early through agents. Bag
gage will be checked through. Child
rem half the excursion rate,
Return Dg, tickets will be good re.
turning within Is days. final limit
Aug. II. Tickets must be validated
before return journey is commenced,
but will be validated and honored for
return from any station on the Ann
Arbor r R.
For further particulars, time of
train tc., call upon agents of Ohio
Central Lines.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
OLD TOWN.
CORRESPONDENCE, July 1O.

Correspondence, July 10.
Mrs j r Stewart, while walking
home from church Sunday, caught
one of her feet under piece of
wire and fell heavily, and thus
badly sprained her left arm and
shoulder.
j s Brannon and wife and little
daughter, Lena, spent Sunday at
the home Of Chas Mccoy. at Flat
Rock
Mrs w b Camden and little son
Mckinley. are visiting relatives
and friends at Locust Grove vicin.
ity this week
Aunt Bette Mcdaniel and
daughter, Mrs M Stewart, were the
guests of Mrs Winger. Sunday
Prof j T Fisher. of this district,
{ Robinson) has been appointed as
a member of the County Board of
Examiners. He is we'll qualified
to fill the position with credit to
himself and the county
Thos Hogg, who lives near the
IntirnIary, celebrated the 9th an
niversary of his birth last Thurs
day. Quite a number of his rela
tives and friends spent the day
with him.
Misses Agnes and Maggie
Knopp paid visit to their sister,
Mrs g Clendenin, of Maggie, Sun
day
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BOARD.

Correspondence July 10.
A B Roush is on the sick list
suffering from a severe attack of
neurslgis.
Aunt Susie" Blessing, who was
SO unfortunate as to fall and injure
herself very severely is improving
slowly.
Aunt Emile Blessing who has
been quite i'll for come time is i'm
proving.
Geo. Bland snd sister Miss Alice
are quite ill with typhoid fever. at
tending physician DIR A r q irard
B F Roush returned to Charles
ton Sunday where he will engage
in the carpenter business
The social at the home of w B
Blessing and wife Thursday given
in honor of their son, was quite a
success.
The ball game here Saturday
between the boys here and Old
Town team was one of the prettiest
games it has ever been our pleas
ure to witness 1t was pitchers
duel throughout. The Old Town
team SCORING but one run and the
home boys 8 Batteries for Board
Roush and Fry. for Old Town
Jamison, Windon and Fowler.
CE Blessing of Cleveland, re-
turned to that city Sunday after a
visit to his parents aud friends
here. He has charge of the Penn
sylvania r r store room at the re-.
pair shops. He was formerly a
teacher in Mason county.
Success 10 the Register is the
wish of
LUCKY Boy.
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TRAIHMAH KILLED.
In Passenger And Freight Collision
on t. & 0.C. at Glouster.
Engineer Compton Hurt

EuBln6tE OOuENOM AuLt
One engineer killed and four
other men badly hurt. is the result
of collision between the Z. & M.
passenger train No. 4 and q. & w.
yard engine No. 604, which hap
pened shortly before 4 O'Clock last
Wednesday afternoon near Glous-
ter, Ohio, Joe Holiday, of Shaw
nee, of the q & W. engine. was
the engineer killed, while his FIRE.
man. NJ. ]. Dunkan. of the same
place. was only slightly bruised
Engineer W. A. Compton, of Char.
lesion, and Fireman 81. NJ. De.
Maine. of MiddIeport, of the pass.
enger train, were badly bruised
about the head and body. Mai
Clerk Herrold, of Athens, also had
his head badly out and bruised.
The wreck was caused by the q
& W.. yard engine switching from
a siding into the main track jup
in time to see the swift-comint
passenger train bearing down upor
them from around curve. Messrs
Compton and DeMaine are gettinl
along nicely and will soon recove
from their injuries. 1t was mar
row escape for them from death.
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Identified.

Mr.. Francis Skidmore, of Park
ersburg, who did not learn of the
drowning of his father, Mr.. G. J.
Skidmore ION the night of July
1st.) until last Saturday, when
he was at work in Wheeling. He
came down here Sunday and on
Monday, with officers j. P. Mon
roe and Captain J. NJ. Burdett,
went to the place where he was
buried, in a neat little church
graveyard about one and hall
mile above Chambersburg, Gallia
county, Ohio, known as Clay
Chapel, and had his remains dis
inferred, which they recognized
as Mr.. Skidmore. His remains
were laid to rest in the little
church graveyard. Mr.. Skid
more took charge of his fathers
personal effects, disposing of the
house boat, which was the de-
ceased's home. The watch, which
was carried by the drowned man
had stopped at fifteen minutes
past Que o'clock, which shows
that he was more than likely
drowned about that time Satur-
day night. The deceased leaves
a wife, daughter and son in Park
ersburg, a son and daughter in
California, and two sons in New
York.
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Body of Paul Jones starts for
America.

Escorted by FIVE hundred Amer
loan marines and twenty-five off,
GERS. with distinguished French
guard. the body of Paul Jones.
which was turned over to the
American government. represented
by Assistant Secretary of State
Loomis. Thursday, was taken to
OherbouTg. Friday. There the
coffin remained in the railroad
station. surrounded by a French
and American guard until Satur-
day, when it was taken on board 8
French destroyer and conveyed to
the cruiser Brooklyn, Admiral
Sigsbee's flagship.
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PROSPECT HILL.
Correspondence. lnlr 10.

Correspondence, July 10.
Farmers in this vicinity are
about through harvesting.
Sunday School at Eckard Chap
ell is progressing nicely under the
management of the following of.
ficers: Supt. A. 81 Rayburn; SEQ,
Miss Minnie Rifle; Librarian, John
Ray burn; Treae. Miss Lenna Ray
burn.
Thomas Windon and family
were the guests of Harvey Ray
burn and wife recently.
Early Rifle, wife and baby were
the guests of his parents, Robert
Rifle and family Saturday and
Sunday.
Reuben Mcdaniel was a visitor
to your city Friday.
Mrs Ben Lyons and children
were visiting relatives and friends
near Sand Hill last week.
DIR. A. R. Girsrd was calling at
Robt Rifles one day last week
John Jones and daughter Ora,
were visiting at B Halle recently
Miss Jennie Rayburn was visi.
ting at Thomas Rayburn's last
Sunday.
Mrs Geo. Jones and daughter,
Mrs Reuben Mcdaniel, were visi-
tors at Flat Rock recently.
John Rayburn and SON Roy,
Robert Rifle and daughter, Nina,
and son Roy, spent the Fourth in
your oity. BILLY.
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HICKoRY CHAPEL
Correspondence July IL.
Farmers are making hay.Z >

Correspondence July IL.
Farmers are making hay.R > u1l.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Plants and children
were visiting NJ. Wilmington and family
Sunday
J. w chflds was calling at Ambrosla Sum
day.
Miss Elsie Barnet spent Sunday with
Marie Childs.
Henry Bennett has moved his fam
lily from Middlepor to this place
Miss Rose Glover was the guest of Misses
Loyina and Bessie Schools Sunday
Geo. Oliver and family spent SUNDAY with
Mr.. Lions and family.
Mrs. ]. L. Barnett and children spent the
4th of July at Eddie Chapel and report a
pleasant time.
Henry White and wife spent Sunday witt
her father p. o. Schools
Miss Mae Coleman. of Letart, is the CUES
OF Miss Elsie Barnetthis week.
BRowS EYES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
Deaths Blow.

On July 2, 1905. Geo. W. ellis,
of Eddy Chapel, died at the age of
IL years. 6months and Z days.
Having been a member of the
church for over 25 years he ex-
pressed himself as being fully
prepared to die. He was patient
sufferer in his effiiotion and was
loved by the entire community
A wife and 9 oohildren are left to
mourn his death. Funeral services
conducted at Eddy Chapel Mon
day at 6 r. m, by his pastor, O. j
Baker @. j. B
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-12
Notice to Take nepositions.

To Ma1inda Waugh. take notice, that on
the 10th day OF August. A D.. 1875, between
the hours Of9 O'Clock a M, and O'Clock d
m !. at the law ofIice OF SomerviIle & Somer-
Vile, inthe town OF Point Pleasant, Mason
sitinn Of nTsel1 @ o,e, y. e'A - t sa O.,
evidence in my behalf In a certain suit in
chancery now pending in the sCircuit Court
Of the county of Mason, and State of West
Virginia, In which am plaintiff and you
are defendant.
II from any cause the talkin OF said depo-
sition shall not be completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be continued from
day to day, and frO-2 time to to time, at the
same place and between the same hours, -un-
til the same shall have been oInpleted.
JOHN q. WAUGH.
BY Council.
SomezviI1e & SomervfIle
Solicitors for plaintiff. july p
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Combined scale Magnitude before Coming
all its vast entirety Bigger Better Greater Grande than
before Magfcent Display of entirely features Grand Gil
gntic Moral Museums Of The Golden
The L0ness Queen and her family Of cubs
ing 900 pounds Monster Blood Sweating Beheoth Holy
Writ Captured the densest Moras of the widest of the
mysterious River Nile.
Geological Garden brought wheels The Human
the LaPearl Family Sensational Aerialiss
Troupe Mons the great perpendicular Ladder
Artist Wheelers Marine Band the Finest Musical Organization
travelling with circus in America Grand Street Pageant The
New Street Parade Grand Gala Day Prepare for the
event One ticket admits to all advertised shows All Children
Half Price No Gambling Swnding allowed Honest Fair
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