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MADE A QUICK RUN
TO THE COAL MlNE8.

DR.. McCollum. Will McMurray. Carl
Wagner and C. L. Patched went to the
Citizens Coal company's mine in an
automobile yesterday, leaving here
about 10 O'Clock and getting back by
4 o'clock. Mr.. Wagner, with whom q
reporter for this paper talked this
morning, says he was both surprised
and pleased at the showing In the
mine, and believes that with more de-
velopment the mine will prove a mint
for the owners.
, 1908-08-27
FAMILY ARRIVING TO
MAKE HOME In CITY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Adams arrived
today from Wheatland and will make
their home here. They will reside in
one of the Downey houses on Sixth
street. Mr.. Adams is president of the
Carson Adams Commission company.
recently incorporated in this city for
the purpose Of doing a general live
stock commission business.
, 1908-08-27
GONE TO n CAMP

FOR A DAYS OUTING.
d. N. S~tickney and family, w. H.
Holiday. George Trabing and family,
Elmer Lovejoy and family, J. E. Win.
slow and family, Will Smart and E. E
Greenwood and family went to the
maneuver camp in automobiles this
morning to spend the day at sight
seeing.
, 1908-08-27
Chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago, Aug. 27.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500 head. Market steady. Beeves.
S3.60@7.70; Texans. $3.50@5.00; west
erns. $S.30Q5.S0; stockers and feeders.
$ 2.60@4.60; cows and heifers, $1.75@
$50; calves, $5.25Q7.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
steady. Westerns, $2.50@425; year
lings, $4.25@4.9o; western lambs, $3.50
@6.15.
, 1908-08-27
Losr-Wednes.iay

LosT-Wednesday evening, on
Fourth street, between Thornburgh
and Clark, an opal gold ring. valuable
only as a keepsake. Finder please re-
turn to this office and receive reward.
, 1908-08-27
closing stock Quotations.

New York, Aug. 27.-Union Pacific,
1929; Southern Pacific. 104h; Anal
gamated Copper, 80; Atchison, s9H;
do preferred, 94& New York Central,
1855; Pennsylvania, 1851; Steel. At;
do preferred, ITO.
, 1908-08-27
irieh Eoonornx

'Bsorra." said Patsy. sOt. couldn't
pay me fve shilhn's foine, ana O. had
to go to jail Tor III days!"
An how much did yea spend to ut
DR., nk?' asked Mike rather aarcas-
ticsly.
"ei. hort five shillin'r."
"yez CT, n yes had not spent yes
I'VE shillin's for drink yez'd a had
yer ave shi ilu's to payer foine Wild"
II gerybcdyis Magazine.
, 1908-08-27
Grain and Provisions at CHICAGO.

94hc; Dec, 94A@94%c. Corn
Sept, 77%c; Dec, 669sc. OatslSept.,
1875 @49%c; Dec, 49& @49Bc.
Pork-Sept.. $14.55; Oct, $14.65.
Lard-Sept., $9.32h; Oct. $1,000
9.42h. Ribs-Sept., $3.50; Oct, at
$s.87h.
, 1908-08-27
GONE TO DENVER
FOR MILLER MACHINE.

VIII Goodale OF the Johnson garage
went to Denver last night and Is ex-
pected home this afternoon with .
Maxwell .tourecylinder automobile for
President Fred. A. Miller Of the Lara
mic Plains line.
, 1908-08-27
LARGE HEAD OF OATS
FROM BLACKBURN RANCH.

Mr.. Barbour. of New sharon, Ia, who
is interested in, the Blackburn farm.
and who arrived from the farm today.
found a head Of oats grown on that
farm that yielded 131 grains. one Of
the largest he ever heard of.
, 1908-08-27

FOR RENT-Nice four-room house
on north Fourth street. Inquire this
Office. tt
, 1908-08-27

FOR SAlE-Eye-room house: barn
and shade trees, easy payments;
$1,000. Inquire 1858 north Eighth. 1876
, 1908-08-27
Wool Market at St. Louis.

st. Louis, Aug. 27.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums. $50
1sc; fine mediums. 1O@15c; fine. so
12c.
, 1908-08-27
Lead, Copper and Bar silver.

New York, Aug. 27.-Lead dull, at
$4.57H@4.62h; lake copper dull, at
$1s.5O@1s.62h; bar silver. 51Ac per
ounce.
st. Louis, Mo, Aug. 27.-spelter,
$4.55.
, 1908-08-27

FOR RENT-Furnishei housekeep-
ing rooms. Cor. University and Sixth.
eod-tf
, 1908-08-27

FOR sALE-Some picket fence.
Apply to F. s.. Burrage. 14t2
, 1908-08-27

FOR HIRE-Team and wagon for
picnic parties. p. C. Holiday. I'll
, 1908-08-27
UNDERWENT OPERATION

AT HOME TODAY.
Mrs. ]. H. Jackson underwent a slight
operation at her, home today, DR.. Nc
.Collum being assisted by DR.. Stevens.
The operation was not iinicult and the
lady is in good condition this after
noon.
, 1908-08-27
Low YoUR oWM HORN

SLOW YOUR OWN HORN
loud enough to b heard i
o-psr the houssteps.
WSsii why nsAs 4
Y-ou eannot expect
Other folks to hear Il
U.nIess you blow
R-caa loud and clear.
Only the horn blower
Wilt succeed Ia business.
Nov issths time to biowi
-or mads Of Printsr's Ink
o-therwiss NEWSPAPER ADvER-
TfStNo--
Reach farthest when blown.
NOW IS THE TIME TO ADvER.
TlsEI
, 1908-08-27

WANTEDE position, BY first-class
cook. Inquire Globe Hotel.
, 1908-08-27

FOR sALE-Modern 5-room house
with barn. 40a Eighth tt
, 1908-08-27

FOR sALE-Household furniture.
1903 south Second 12t6
, 1908-08-27
New York Financial Market.

New York, Aug. 27.-Prime mercan-
tile paper, 3A04h per cent; money
on call easy, H01A per cent.
, 1908-08-27
BRIDAL COUPLE

BRIDAL COUPLE
LEAVE FOR HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Brown of Key
stone, who were married at Cheyenne
during the Frontier day celebration,
left for home this morning, after hav-
ing spent a few days In this city. They
are to be given a hearty welcome
upon their arrival at Keystone, accord
ing to reports received from that city.
, 1908-08-27

FOR .sALE-24 shares Albany Mu-
tual Building and Loan stock: II In
series s, 9 in series g., 4 in series IL;
want 6 per cent interest Inquire at
this office.
, 1908-08-27

The Republican II fhe best advsrtIs.
ing medium IN the city And eoanty fbr
It reaches al the people all tnsttus.
, 1908-08-27
o o o o o o Q O o O O o o Q @
. WEATHER REPORT FOR g
STATE OF WYOMING, q

Q Washington, d. c. Aug. 27-o
Q Weather forecast for Wyoming: Q
Q Fair tonight; Friday fair and Q
Q warmer. =
o o o o o o o o o o
, 1908-08-27
Rates TO .centsnniak shssp Noun
tain, Hatton and Millbsook.

Train leaves sEAtansis s:so !. m.
RsssF". leaves csnterrsa, ? m.
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Make Money by Saving It.

Take few shares in the thir
teenth series of the Modern Build
ing and Loan Association which
starts Saturday, April 4th. Shares
$4,000 each when matured and
cost only 20 cents share per
week, It is a good Investment if
you want to save and some time
make good interest on your money.
Or it is good Investment for q
man who wants to own his home
or improve the one he now owns
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SOCIETY NOTES.

The -Four O'CLOCK Club will
meet with Mrs. Mary Margaret
Bryan tomorrow afternoon.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. NJ.
Friedman gave party in honor of
her little son Eugene's 9th birth.
day, from 2 to 5 O'Clock p. M, and
u happy time was had by all the
little folks present. Games of va.
rious kinds were played and delio
ious refreshments served which
highly pleased the little ones. They
were all truly SORRY when they had
to depart for their homes, Msster
Eugene was the recipient of a mum.
Der of pFesents. Each of the little
guests were presented with sow.
enir in memory of the occasion.
Those present were:
John Smith, Robert Liter, Lloyed
Rock, Kirby Fenton, John Fenton,
Lyle Burdett, Perry Poffenbarger,
Eustace Bradshaw, Marvin NOEL.
fresh, Othneil Whltten, Stanley Wolf,
Howard Foglesong, Pearl Folden,
George Henry, Joe Tippett, Kathe-
rine Liter, Helen Buxton, Helen Hen
ry, Katie Lewis, Violet Mathews,
Burnside, Elizabeth Burnside,
Bernice Tippett, Elizabeth Kenny.
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Fine Whiskey.

We have besides q number of
other fine brands of whisky, two
new brands which we are going to
offer at a remarkable low price in
order to Introduce them to the
trade. Sam Thompson. four.year.
old, bottled in bond at 81 per quart
Silver Grove, four.year-oId, bot
tied in bond, at 81 per quart. Try
these two brands, the best for the
price on tho market. The Point
Pleasant Liquor House. Homer
Smith, proprietor.
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Personal Mention.

Mr. George w Cundiff, of New
Haven, was in our city last We'd
nesday.
Mrs Gus Fry WAS visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. F. Hud-
lin, in Gallipclis. last week.
Mics Bessie Bell, of Gallipolis.
was the guest of Hon. and Mre
Rankin Wiley, last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. VIM Lawson, near town,
made this office pleasant visit
Saturday.
Messrs Griff It. Smith. L. o
Riddle, Ed L Ellison, W w Riley.
Jr., and A B McCullooh have re-.
turned from Huntington, whore
they went to witness several plays
at the opera house.
Mr. j ii Long, of Huntington,
was visiting Lis parents at South
Side a few days last week.
Messrs 81 and George Lopg
was in town Saturday.
Mr. r B Oornwell, of Ureka, Gal.
liza county, Ohio, representing the
Columbus Merchandise 90, was in
town a few days last week Mr.
OornWeIl is one of the most popu-
lar and we'll liked travelling men
that visits our oity. Mr. Cornwell
has a host of friends here who are
always pleased to see him.
Miss Edna Ellison returned Mon
day from a few days visit with rel.
atives in Charleston.
Mrs E B Sisler has returned
from Cleveland. where she went to
buy the millinery stock for the The
E B Sisler & Co.'s dry goods and
millinery store. The best store in
ike country. See their goods be-
fore buying.
Mr. T StriblinR returned Satur-
day from few weeks visit with
DR. L V Guthrie aud family in
Florida.
Mrs F B Risk, who has been
visiting her parente, Mr. and Mrs
a Cobb, at Ashton, returned home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Gira:d Holloway,
here visiting his mother, Mrs
Rankin Wiley, have returned to
their home at Huntington.
Mr. John MoOullooh, Jr., left
Sunday on business trip to Col
umbus
Mrs. John r. Selbe and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary. of Kansas. are here
on a visit to Mrs. Elmer Vsrian
and sister, Miss Kate Gibbs
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Would You L he to Own Your own
Home2

Ifyou would like to buy you a
home or farm and pay for it on
small installments. just about the
came as you are now paying rent,
and at the end of few years have
it free of inoum beranoe and owned
by you. then take few shares of
stock in the new series of the Mod
ern Building & Loan Association
wbioh Dtarts Saturday, April 4th
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Marriage LICENSES issued since
our last report
March End, Nimrod Edmunds
and Maude E. Holly.
3rd, Charles Parry and Stella
Cunrad,
eth. Burt Edmyton and Mary
Harmon.
7th. j. ". Bolee and Ella BoIes,
10TH Homer Hawthorne and LIE.
la M. Nottingham.
18tb, Willard F. Stewart and 90,
ra Austen.
18th, Clarence o. Eokard and
Naomi A. Helbleib; Sherman Mar
tin and Sarah Oonkle.
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Miss Dana Bu4nside Is vigitinlg

Miss Dana Burnside is visiting
in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs jasper Lighter were
guests of his father, Mr. Joe Light
or and family, at Middleport. Sun
day
Miss Stella Dages. of GallipoIier
WAS the guest of Mrs Forman Wal,
lis. this CITY. few days last week,
returning home Monday.
Mr. w w King, of Waterloo, was
in town Monday.
Mr. s W Moore, of EIweIl. was
here Saturday.
Miss Retta Miller has resigned
her position with the e B Sisler
& 90. dry goods store as cashier,
Mics Hattie Parsons has been EN-
ployed to take Miss Miller's place.
Mr.. Chas. Miller, near Parkers-
burg. called here last week by the
death of his father, Mr.. John s.
Miller, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Jones, of Charleston,
was here last week visiting rele-
tives.
Mr.. o B. Smith, daughter Ka.
tic, and little son Morgan. went tc
Cincinnati Saturday to visit his
brother. Mr.. Hamp Smith and
wife. Mr.. Smith and son returned
yesterday while Miss Katie will re-
main there for sometime.
Mr. Levi Hayes, of Stockton, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Cobb, of Colorado
Syringe, COL, travelling salesman
for the Peters Shoe Co.. of ST.
Louis. No. and brother, Mr.. Rioh-
ard Cobb. owner of large shoe
store in ST. Joseph, Mo-. for the
past few weeks here visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cobb, at
Ashton, returned to their home last
week.
Mr. w B Allen and wife, of Mid
dleport, spent Sunday here with
his mother, Mrs Sarah j. Allen.
Mrs Ed Murphy, here visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Perry
Kerwood, on Fret street, returned
to her home in Middlepurt, Sunday.
Mr.. Clarence D. Stewart, who
has jewelry store at Chester, this
State, here visiting his wife and
family, who have been hero with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. O. F.
Hess. returned Monday.
Mrs Robert Coleman passed
through here Monday on her way
home at Cheshire from visit to
her husband and daughter at Hunt
ington.
Mrs. Ed Reotenwald and little
daughter, of Charleston, spent
Sunday here with her parents.
Judge and Mrs j w English.
Mr. Il. 81. Henry was business
visitor in Hutipgton Monday.
Mr. A o Van Glider has returned
from business trip 10 Cincinnati.
Mr.. Don Blagg. of Charleston,
spent Sunday with his parents, Nh
o Fl BIagg and wife, at North
Point Pleasant
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LATER
NOTICE.

The State Sunday School Oon-
vention meets in Fairmont, April
81 %, 1908. Those desiring Dele
gates Credentials will please send
me their names early as our num-
Der is limited to Eve delegates, in
addition to county officers. and one
for each organized dietriot.
GERTRUDE FOWLER,
County Seo'y,
Maggie, Mason Co., W. Va.
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Here's a Good One.

Last Saturday morning Mr. John
Musgrave, the popular day bar.
tender at The Spencer, appeared
on duty, bright and early, wearing
very large, green bow tie. Sew.
eraI of his customers noticing the
tie inquired why he bad on suoh a
fiashy bow. tits st. Patriok's
Day, sure" he replied. and it was
some time before he could be CON-
vinoed that Saturday was only the
18th and not the 18th. After he
discovered that his calendar y as
running little fast he was not
long in hiking to his room to
change ties. Johnnie, no doubt,
had been consulting 1906 oalen
dar. The drinks were then on him
and he set them up to several of
bis friends.
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A Fine Horse.

The Letart Horse o., composed
Of Messrs. Robert Connolly, Geo.
T Atkins, Riley Gibbs, o. e. and
g. E Fry, Iast week bought of the
Lafayette. Indiana, Stock Farm, a
fine, jet black Peroheon, that
weighs 1885 pounds. The horse is
fine one and picture. He cost
the company $4,000.
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In taking account of stook last
week, we found a good deal of old
writing paper, in boxes and bulk,
Some very nice goods. only dark
oolors, which don't go we'll now. a.
days. Have marked these goods
all very low in price. and if you are
at all interested in bargains of this
kind, come and see.
A. o. VAN GLIDER.
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HOW to Save Money.

Take few shares of stock in the
Modern Building and Loan Asso
oiation which will start it's thir-
teenth series Saturday. April 5th
See Mr.. o. O. Bowyer at the Mer
chants National Bank, who will be
glad to go over the matter with
you and explain all the advantages
of the association,
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We are informed that the work
of rebuilding the K. g. M railroad
bridge that spans the Ohio river at
this place, Will be resumed next
month It is said that through
freight trains will be discontinued
during the work and only local
freights and regular passenger
trains will be run.
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Maggie. Mason Co.. W. Va.
Social,

There will be social next Thurs
day (tomorrow) night at the resi.
denoo of Mn d. s Snyder. AID
mission Is oents Pie. cake, Joe
cream. coffee. cake, COCOA, eto.,
served. You are invited.
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Chokes to Death.

Friday evening while eating his
supper at the Keever hotel in Park
ersburg, DR.. s. r. Henshaw a
prominent physician of Ellenboro,
eyed seventy years. ohoked to death
on q piece of beef.
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Wage Reduction.

Notice of ten per cent. wage re.
duotion was posted in seven cotton
mile at Lowell, Mass. last Thurs.
day. affecting twenty. five thousand
operatives.
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THE CHURCHES.
CHRIST CHURCH.
REV. ]. HOWARD oIBBoNs. REoToh.

Service at Christ Church to.
night 1870 O'Clock. Choir praotio
after service.
No service Friday afternoon.
Service Sunday 1880 p. m.
There will be service at Bruce
Chapel Sunday IL a. m.
You are cordially invited.
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DR.. Will Stone. last night. pur
chased the lot on 9th street owned
by the I .. o F. lodge, and will
erect a building on came. Con-
sideration $1.35O.
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The little eight-months. old baby
boy of Capt and Mrs. e e. Varian
died yesterday evening at 5o'olook
of Group. The parents have the
deep sympathy of everybody.
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While the family were upstairs,
burglars invaded the home of j.
Mentor Caldwell, on Tenth street,
Parkersburg, Sunday, about $50
O'Clock and made way with silver
ware valued at fifty dollars.
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Excellent Choir.

Trinity church has an excellent
ohcir of fourteen voices. Sunday
morning Mrs. Joe French sang a
beautiful solo. and on Sunday
night quartette rendered by Miss
Myrtle Weldon, Mesdames Jordan,
Carr and Varian, was highly appTe-
dated by the large audience.
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Easter Sale.

The ladies of Trinity Church
will hold an Easter Sale in the
Vollert building, corner 4th and
Main streets. Further notice will
be given in this paper next week.
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jail Delivery.

Some time Friday night foul
prisoners made their escape from
the county Jail by digging through
the brick wall They, no doubt,
had not been looked mp for the
night In their cells. They were,
Joe Wright. charged with house
breaking; Esley Roach, charged
with forgery; John Lorg, and w,
M. Atkins. both serving 80 days
sentence, which would have OK.
pired in few days Two oolored
prisoners, whose time will soon be
out, Refused to go out With the
others.
Long. who waS convicted Of steal.
ing clothes and money from Mr..
1. v. Newman. after his escape
went straight to the soene of his
former crime, stole horse out of
the barn and tried to sell it to sev-
eral parties in the neighborhood.
He was captured at Maggie and
brought back to. Jail Saturday.
The other three. we believe, has
as yet been heard from.
LATER.
Wright, Roach and Adkins re-
turned to town Monday night and
broke into George MilIer's store in
the First ward. near the lower
Crooked creek bridge, and got away
with few email articles. They
tried to open the cash drawer but
failed. Wright came into town
yesterday. gave himself up and told
all about the burglary. Wright
has served a term in the reform
school and is about 20 years old.
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Mr., Ed 3. Thomas was in Pome.
roy FFiday night aud Saturday on
business.
Mise Anna Van Glider, visiting
relatives in Huntington. on hel
way home at Cheshire. stopped of
here Monday and Tuesday to visit
relatives and friends.
Miss Lyde Waggener. visitinR
in Charleston for some time, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Rev Carl Barth and wife are ex-
peoted to return from Atlanta this
week.
Miss Anna Knopp, stenographeE
at Taft's store in Parkersburg,
spent Sunday with her parents, j.
A. Knopp and wife, at North Point
Pleasant.
Miss Murrel Denton, of Gallipo-
lie Ferry. has returned home from
visit to friends in Huntington.
MrT.A Kinoade. wife and two
children, who live at Maritime Fer
~, Ohio, are here on an extended
visit to his father, Mr. John Kin
oade, near town.
Capt w D Roseberry is mum.
bered among the siok.
Mr. II 81 Eastman, of Roberto.
burg, was business visitor in town
yesterday,
Mrs James Clendenin, formerly
of this county, now living about
half way from Kanauga to Gallipo-
lis, is quite feeble and there is but
little hope of recovery.
Mr.. Nat Bloom has been here for
the past few days.
Mr. 81 A Oarper. of Brighton,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Dunn, of ATbuckDe,
made this office a pleasant call yes
terday.
Mrs Ohas Cox and baby, of Flax
ton, are visiting Mr. Cox's parents.
Mr. and Mrs A O Cox.
Mrs A o Cox and daughter, Misc
Pearl, who have been sick with
neuralgia, are both able to be out.
Messrs. Abe Herdman and N. E.
Wood. of Leon, we're visitoTs to
this office yesterday.
Mesdames T. T. Huddleston and
o. T. Doss. of Hinton, are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. L. E
W. Mckinley, this oity.
Mise Ethel Bradshaw is Siok
with the measles.
Miss Matte Haynes is siok with
the measles at her Rrandmother'e,
Mrs Susan Haynes.
Mr.. Bert Pope has resigned his
position as engineer on th" K. q
M. Railroad and has taken po-
elton on a road at Saginaw, Mich.
and will some time move his family
there. For the present Mrs. Pope
and children have taken rooms
with Mr. and Mrs.. E 81. Armstrong
on Wand street, this CITY, and will
do light housekeeping.
Mr.. Fred Mourning spent Thurs.
day with his brother, Mr.. Lewis
Mourning, at Middleport.
Mr.. Bobo, of Gallipolis. was in
our oity Monday.
MI. Frank Allen, the painter, left
this morning for few days' visit
ear Raymond City. and from there
he will go to Dana to visit his
daughter, Mrs Mid Chambers.
Miss Nell Brown, of Spencer, 10
visiting friends here.
MIR. 8. L. Sharp, travelling out
of Cincinnati. and very pleasant
gentleman, is in town calling on
his trade.
Mr. j w Rhoads and little son
Sanford, spent Sunday in Mason
with relatives.
Rev r P Bell has returned from
Pittsburg, whore he attended the
N Getting of the National Sunday
School Convention.
number of the following invi.
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Will give you the best goods at
the lowest prices. and perfect fit
New goods now in. 90 Tippett.
The Tailor.
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PRESBYTERIAN oHURoH.

Main street, between 18th and sth sts
The pastor writes that no will be
back from the South this week aud
announces regular preaching scr.
vices at his church next Sunday
morning and night.
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Miss Lula o sallez, Of JaOkso
The Best For All.

Building and Loan stook lie a
good investment for the rich OF
poor. young or old. Take few
shares of stook in the Modern
Building g. Loan Association
which begins Saturday, April 4tb
See Mr. o O Bower, he will glad
to tell you all about it. You can
save money at email out Gay each
week. Ell
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-18

Polly. the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and MFs. A. L. Borgess., died
Friday morning, March IS, 1908,
at 1920 O'Clock, at the age of 1
year, months and l day. 1t osn
hardly be realized how this little
child suffered during lite five weeks
of sioknesg, and at no time oonsoi.
Gus. The little one had the whoop.
ing cough and was also outing
teeth. She was taken siok at the
stomaoh and while trying to vomit
blood vessel of the brain was
ruptured which caused her death
after five weeks of untold suffering.
Funeral servioes were conducted
at the residence of Mr.. Borgess. on
10th street by Rev. o. M. Pullen,
Sunday afternoon at 1:3O O'Clock.
Interment in Lone Oak cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boggess have the
sympathy of the entire town and
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-18

If you want the best there is in
Spring Millinery attend the Opening
Thursday, April End at
THE DEARDORFF & POORE CO.,
Gallipolis. Ohio.