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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-19

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-19
Clerk County Court OF Mercer County
ESTIMATE FOR PLYMOUTH DISTRICT ROAD



The court proceeding to make up est mate Of the
amount necessary 10 be lcv.cd for the fiscal
year, to open and keep II repair the district roads
plymouth district, Mercer county cover all
strict debts and liabilities payable during the year
including the probable expenditures for district purpOs
IS and proper allowance for denquents. expense Of
collection; but deducting the the treasury
sppl cable the the year doth determine
and estimate the several amounts to- be levied fol
PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
JapitatiOn road tax ...... ....... .$4OOOP
60 open and repair district roads -. 53790
Commissions to sheriff .... ....... $500
NohcTations ...... ....... ...... 300
DeIilquehts ........ 900
Total amount estimated for district purposes $97299
And to pay the will require a levy oil 70 -
5ens on every hundred dollars Of the property
ab In said district based upon the last OF
real and personal property i'm same, follows:
rear estate ...... ....... .$S44f4U.OO
felsOhal property ...... l621.OO
railroad and other property 1S3O.26
otaI Value Tot district :....... ..... xf5"8 9o26
state Of West Virginia, County OF Mercer. To-wit:
j. Estill Bailey, clerk OF the county court or said
county and state, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is
true from the records OF order made and
tered by said by said county court on the 18th day
If August. 1908.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August 1908
ESTtLL BAILEY,
Clerk County Court OF Mercer County
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IUMPING BRANCH DIsTRIcr

10 open and repair district roads sit4 an
commissions to sheriff ...........' 10OO
Generations .... '''' NJ
lotaI amount estimated Tor strict purposes $4,000
ANA 10 pay the same will require y icvy of 4 -
cents on every hundred dollars OF the rpp~tv tv
az III said district. based upon the last
real and personal property same as follows.
,s'"I " ,itc $2J6.O25
Personal property ... 49,. - % ar
iC'dI Value lor district ...... 90. G3JJ10 90 90
state or West Virginia, County OF Mercer 70. wit:
J, EstiI Bailey, clerk OF the county court Of eaid
county and state do hereby that the foregoing
true copy from the records OF and en-
of August. 1903.
Given under my hand this Sth day of AUGUST 1908
ESTIfL BAILEY,
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,EoKARDo CHAPEL

Mrs Velma Raweon lie quite ill
at this writing.
Mrs Julia Harpold and daught.
er, Miss Ethel, of Chicago, are Wis
iting her brother, Mr. Will Wiley
and family, this week.
Rev j M CuIlin and wife. spent
one day last week with Mr. and Mrs
w T Wiley.
Miss Hazel Eokard, of Point
Pleasant, was visiting her grand
mother, Mrs John M Eokard, Last
weekrtsS4s .us< ~ >,
.M7siNellie Thomas and Missea
Julia and, Mabel Wiley spentone
evening lGsteweek withpMiss Ora
Jones. .piaF ~ ssa. 95sa&S
4.velrna Rawson has returned to
his work at Mfddieport after a few
days visit bore '#tth'hie wife.
VIM See spentG few days last
week with his son. 'Robt See.
VIM Lawson, wife and daughter,
virgie, were the gue6td of his
daughter, Mrs Henry jacobs, OF
North PIqint PLEASANT 4 Sunday
John. ohilds was e business GALL
or In this.viointty one evening last
week. .tas.
Charles Mccoy and jeff Eok-
Sxd wereibusineas visitors to CALI
polls Saturday. Trizy'
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A Good Hit.

Mr.. Atwood, in seoonding the
nomination Of Mr.. Bryan at Den.
YER, painted this IudioTouB picture
of the g. o. p;
do you remember the tale OF
Alice in Wonderland, and how
Cheshire oat, with its traditional
grin faded before her eyes, and
how it's tail disappeared, and then
the hind legs. the body. the fore
logs, neck. head, ears and all, leav.
ing nothing behind, before the
wondering ohild's startled vision
save and except the grin alonef
Suoh is the Republican party
gone ia its tail and its claws and
it's body and it's head, and naught
is left behind save, and save only
the grin, resultant from the labial
expansion and dental display, that
mark archaeological smile OF the
one man left in that organization,
the dictator who rules with steam
roller"
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SCHOOL BOARDS % {
Are Required to Hold Annual NeOt:
ingb'Snd Mako Up ststemSnsS.

Are REQUIRED to Hold Annual Meet:
ingb and Mako Up Statements.
The last Legislature madeEGome
important changes ia Fthe general
school Law, one Of which is here
briefly put! ~ '''' '@''
The law provides that at q ssss.
ion to be held the second Tuesday
in Aqgust, the board shall aDSer.
tain the condition of the fiscal 'af-
fairs Of the district and shall make
up an tented statement 'Setting
forth in detairthe separate amohnts
due the building fund and the
teaohers fund that shall become
oolleotable during the current fia.
cal year, including the amount to
be received from the state&school
fund, but excepting the amount
that will be produced from, the
levy of taxes; the debts owed by
the district that will become due
and payable. during the year; all
other expenditures that may be
necessary separately tented, and
finally a statement setting'forth
forth the separate amounts neo-
essary to be raised for each OF the
funds by the levy of taxes for the
current fiscal year, the proposed
rates of-lsvy in cents on each 500
of taxable property, and also the
aggregate of the taxable property
of,the distEiot, stating separately
THE assessed value of personal prop
erty. Of real ebtateR6nd oftthe prop
erty assessed by the boardf0f prtb.
lilo works. ~ oloH lsooY
Copies of this q financial stasts.
ment must be published twice in
two newspapers of opposite poll
tics and posted prominently throu.
ghout the distriot, Then on the
fourth Tuesday in August the
board shaIl meet to lay thelevy
On this occasion the boardlis re-
quired to hear and consider any
objections by the prosecuting at
torney, the tax commissioners, or by
any taxpayer to the estimate, the
proposed levy or any item thereof
This is very wise law, the pur-
pose being to give every citizen
full information as to the taxes II
is proposed he should pay,n and to
give him opportunity to voice any
objection before the levy,iU made
Nothing could be in more, harmon.
ious ACCORD with the fundamental
principles of justice. - ~
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CHAUTAUaUA PROGRAM. COM
PLETED. Pa.

Many Persons of National Reputa'
tion to Appear. Grounds to BE
Fitted up With Tents for Camp
ing. "a"
The booklet of the Gallipolie
Chautauqua is now ready fol, dis.
tribution. If there are any who
have been missed in distributing
them, they should oall at the
school building and get one. The
booklet gives the pictures of the
talent scheduled for the Chautau.
qua and the program, with many
interesting and beautiful outs'
1t should be remembered that
an admission to the afternoon en-.
tertainment carries with it the
privilege of staying on the grounds
and attending the evening pro-
gram. Admission to many of the
programs is 25o., but to some 1t 10
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PRANK PETERS
OF Bluefled May be Democratic Can,
didate for Congress From :
This District.

A very healthyPoom has recent.
ly developed along the N. & w,
railroad in favor Of the nomination
of Hon. Frank Peters, of Bluefield,
for the democratic nomination for
congress in this district. Mr..
Peters is the present mayor of the
city of Bluefield, having redeemed
that oity about two months ago
from the worst form of republican
machine control, in one of the
most strenuous and determined
political battles ever waged in that
thriving municipality. Mr.. Peters
is identified with one of the lead.
ing banking institutions of Blue
field and stands very high in the
locality. and besides is quite we'll
and favorably known throughout
that section of the state. He is
a native of Wayne county and has
many friends and relatives in both
CabelI and Wayne counties who
would wage most enthusiastic
campaign in his behalf Mr., Petera
has not yet signified his willing
ness to enter the political arena,
but lie being urged by very strong
Influences to allow his name to be
presented and in this event; it lie
very likely that his ohoioe will be
made by exclamation. Hunting.
ton Advertiser.
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REDMOND.

<Misg Elms Bostio and brother
CLANCY, OF Bladen, o, arrived here
Sunday to visit relatives for few
days, go
Mr. Wayne GiTfilin, who has been
visitins ttiends at Charlestoni for
the past ten days, returned here
Monday to visit friends before re.
turning to his tutqEe home at Bell
ington. Washington.
Misses Christie MoLeod, Ena
Stookhoff. Matte. Spencer and Mr.
Harry Austin 6pent Monday even
ing with Arthur Austin! Ar on Ar.
buckle. ,N.I.t
Mrs E. 81 King, or Huntington,
arrived here Sunday to. .YlsiKheI
parents, Mr. and Mrs JACOB Fisher,
on Three Mills, for a few'days.I
Bud Blain, Of Point Pleasant,
Utly Blain, of Bsale, pabBed through
this vicinity Sunday evening en-
route to Mr. Austin'e. What's the
attraction boysP
Thos Blain has moved his fam,
lily to Beale where he is in store,
Miss Christie Mcleod spent
Monday and Tuesday with Emme
Stookhoff, at Henderson.
MessEs Wallace and Cansel
drumfi ers for. the. Point Pleasant
Grocery Coa we're calling on the
country stofSS In this Community
last week. 100
Quitea number of young giElS
and boys took q hay ride Fridsy
night up as far as Three Mile
They report a swell time.
"A young colt belonging to Geo
Multord was accidentally out on a
oythe last Friday evening. DR. Ar.
nett was summoped and took 10
stiohes. The COLT is getting along
nicely.
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aEaLstt siff.i -
Mise Elma 5ostic3 spent Satur-
day and Sunday evening with yer-
MIA and Amy Milford OF HendeF-
son.
Mrs. CARL Wall, of Gallipolis,
spent a few days here with Tela.
tives. ~
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Saturdays Primaries.

Editor Register: As. next Sat
urday is the day for our Demo
CRATIC primaries in each district
it might be we'll to mention the
fact that it is the duty of every
Democrat in the county to go tc
the appointed place and see thai
good men are sent to the county
convention on the 9Th of August
to represent their distriot.
The Democrats of THE county
do not want to make any blundert
this year; they must put forwaro
their best men as oandidRtes-theiI
real, live and energetic workers
and let the people see that they
have awakened from the cratic
notion that the Republicans oar
elect whoever they nominate.
know enough to say that in my
association with neighbors in my
district that there is great discon'
tent in the Republican ranks. and
many openly avdw their intention
of supporting any good man thai
the Democratic may select,
For the office Of Sheriff we have
in Mr.. d. s. Snyder man whose
whole life has been spent among
US, and whom we all know to be g
suooessful business. man, and who
we know would lend strength ito
the ticket and promote harmony
in our ranks, and 1 think that the
party could do no better than tc
nominate and elect him.
This letter is unsolicited by any.
one, and as the primaries are to be
held on the let day of August,
thought to urge the citizens gen,
orally to put forth their beet of.
forts and best men for the success
of our party. a s.a'*
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nRMoORATIO VOTERS.

Read the oalI in this paper for
the Democrat County and District
Conventions. The distriot DON.
ventions are to be held Saturday,
August let, and the County Con'
vention will be held one week
later, Saturday. August 9th. Let
every Democrat in the county at
tend these conventions. Now, re-
member, that at the district oon-
ventions. besides selecting dele.
gates to the county convention
there must be nominated the fol.
lowing district officers: Two justi-
oss of the peace, two constables
and one school commissioner.
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Teachers Institute.

The Mason County Institute for
1908, will convene at Point Pleas
ant, Ajugi 10. We are plensed to
announce that Mr.. o. X Murray
and Miss Chase are scheduled for
our instructors. The presence
of each school officer in the
county is expected on Thursday
at least =,
Teaohers, each of us can add
much to the proftableness of the
weeks work Let each of us do
all we can for our own advance.
ment and the betterment of the
Institute,
/ believe it would be wise for
our entire enrolment in body to
attend c hautauguaat Gallipolis on
one or two evenings.
Respectfully submitted,
o O GREEN,
County Superintendent.
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Vile about nine years ago end
started to road law in his brother
Howard's office. For the first few
years at Moundsyille he dealt con'
siderably in real estate and was
quite successful. Being proficient
at shorthand writing, several years
ago he secured the appointment as
court stenographer for the Mar
shall county circuit court, who'll
he has held ever sinoe. An evi.
denoe of his intellectual attinments
lie the fact that after reading law in
connection with his other work for
only couple of years, he success
fully passed the examination to
practice in the courts of the state.
He was about forty.three years of
age. He was born and reared at
West Milford, Harrison county,
West Virginia. He is survived by
his wife, but no children, while his
nearest surviving relative is y,
Howard Holt, as mentioned. q
Mr.. Holt, the subject of this
sketch, was of a genial disposition
aud had many friends, despite his
faults, which only affected himself'
Mr.. Holt was at On one time paetot
Of Trinity M. b Church, this city,
and had many warm friends who
will regret his sad ending, u
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Notice Of Flrst Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Conrt of the United Bt9tes
for the Southern District OF West virginia
IN BANKRUPTCY.
I In I S, Me.,eT o. In papkrnp,cy.

III IS RtS $Ss'Si 81 In Bankruptcy.
TO the Creditors OF r. F. Kimberling, Of
Point Pleasant, in Che County OF Mason
, and district aforesaid: ~
Notice IL hereby given that on the 25lh day
of July ,l9lS, the said I. 4. Rim6eriing was
first meeting OF his creditors VIII be held at
the law office OF John l.. Written, In the
Court House In the Town OF Point Pleasant,
Mason County, West Virginia, on the 9Th
day 81 August, 1905, at ten O'Clock In The
forenoon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims. app0 ms6nt
such Other business as may properly come
80 ~ John l.. WRITTEN,
Referee IN bankruptcy,
Point Pleasant, w. Va July 18th, lCJS.
i ulY 2D.2w
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Waists.

No store in Huntington ever
bought or ever sold as many white
waists as we have this season. The
reason for selling so many is the
astonishing prices. Lots of 81 90
waists at 75c. Slightly sol led ones
at your own price. and hundreds
of handsomely made Lingerie
waists at
HALF PRICE
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...O.LD.TQWN,

t:in g.as. :. sOLD@TQtW:N,. ssas2
d Mr~and: Mrs Preston Barnett. of
Mason, ahd>MT and, Mrs "A Lathey
aud their daughter, zsna. Of Pleas
ant ,Flats, .weEe'thes guesta: OF Geo.
Vah Siokleand family Sunday j
Miss Ruby LeesF Clendeninr Of
Clifton, il visiting relatives and
friends ..inS thisS vicinity. BY re.
quest sKs filled the place'of organ.
let at the, CHURCH seryicesat Bethel
Sunday morning Her presence !.
and seryice are alRays appreciated
at Bethel. ,.. = :, $500 49,
MO HAWKING, was n 5It g
last week Of the bone Of h Ne w &: e
father MI Farrell, of Mason a
Mr. Spilwell had charge of the
store at this plaoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Youngling
and little dauRhteri Gfaoe, OF Eltts'
burg, are spending this week with
MrsyYounglsnd'a parents, Mr. and
Mrs j y Hussell.
The Board of Education of this
(Robinsop) district, has favored
the tsaohers.who hold second and
third grade certificates by raising
their salary. The salary, of first
gradeswas left as it is fixed by stat
ute. $50 the wages are fixed al
s32,i 1913, and $40 per MONTH
The festival astsABethel Friday
night was a social and a financial
sucee6s9e The amount of net pro-
oeedB was 1928 SO. ~
Rev Il w Pringlei Ps En- will
hold q quarterly meeting'ht Trim.
ty Chapel next Saturday and Sun
day.
There was about 4 inohes Of .
rainfall in this section last Sunday
evening and night.
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THE VALENTINE STORE, 47 .t 81 ].
FOURTH AVENUE, HUNTINGDON W.. VA Y. | @
Notice. La ,

To the owner Of each lot onIIqetiophL pm {
of a lot abptting on that paEt of ~ ttf street
between Main Street and Wand III feolt nlld
thai portion OF Wand Street between Sltth
street and seventh street, Chat 4elpg ne
portion OF the said streets 80 paNenl we a az
Ing said streets has been turned oyer % iHo
by tho Gouncllofthe Town of Point flonh.
ant, for collection, In the mRnnerhutisih Tho
time as provided by ordinance.
M persons indebted TO said Town On 40.
same TO me Within sixty days from thtHdnte.
II, II. RoBEY, TreAAnrer,
July ~, 1908 Town Of Point Pleasant
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Skirts

We are Offering. not only q
large selection ofSerges, Panamas
and. other fine tailored
Skirts at half price but all of our
wash skirts go in at the
same rate. The skirt values we
offer ,surpass anything of the kind
in the CITY,
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Hats.

Orr trimmers are. still at work
and the trade keeps brisk. We
have come rioh effects in summer
headwea., that are we'll worth your
attention. This is the time to buy
I. pretty hat nearly at your own
figures. We aae offering any
trimmed or untrimmed hat in the
HALF PRICE
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Tamatas

Three grades of regular 36 inoh,
black silk Taffsta thatwe bought
rather too layishly and which we
will CLOSE out at bargain price,
These goods are brand new and
are excellent stook.
Our 50 CO Silk at. 81 35 per yard
Ght 81 10 Silk at. 81 13 per yard
Our 81 90 Silk at,, 80 per yard
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Isl Sun. Shades

WsshGaiva 4 pretty assortment of
oolored umbrellas and sun shades.
dull readsr greene, etc., with pretty
Understandable that are equal:
~ sefvfoeable in sun or rain and
we are Offering ohoioe of lot now at
ONE,FOURTH. OFF
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A BIG CONVENTION.
The Largest Ever Hold in The

The Largest Ever Held In The
State.
Special to the Register,
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 20
There is big crowd of enthusi-
astio, harmonious and good natur.
ed Democrats In Charleston today,
to attend the Democratic State
Convention which oonyeneS today.
The crowd began to come in Mon
day and the town is now crowded
1t is by far the largest State Con-
yention ever held in the state by
either party. 1t looksyery much
like Hon. Louie Bennett will be
nominated for Governor on the
fret ballot with big majority.
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Babies / Hats

Babies Pique hats prettily trim.
med with laoes, ribbons and en-
broideries, many of them with de.
taohable crowns 30 that they oan
be laundried; also dainty little
bonnets. A large line and your
ohoioe at
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500 but season ticket, that will
admit to all the programs, can be
had for a $3.50 Thursday, Aug,
8. lie the last day on which these
season ticke ts can be secured, BE
careful not to delay it too long.
The agents are Leon & Asher, Leo
Stortz and Claud Wartenberg.
While mono are urged to buy sea-
son tiokets, all have had and still
have an opportunity to do so. It
would seem that the array q. tai \
emit to appear at the Chautsuqua
would speak more foroibly%than
any words of the local Manager
II. E. COOPER,
ManaoarJfor Point Pleasant,
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Jap. Waists

For the fret time we are throw.
ing on the bargain counters
a line Of Jap waists. They come
in black and white, are deliberately
and ingepiohsly trimmed with lace
,and,inseFtion and are marked from
SO 80, to $780, These delightful
garments will be closed out at
HALE PRIOE
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Hand Bags

Full leather once, tippeds With
metal-7many OF them with the
round brsolet hold, We have only
"a limited quantity OF. shopping
bags and ohetelain but but theH
are fine leather, stylish looking
and you osn seleot any. one OF
them you want at
HALF PRICE
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Wash Fabrics

1000 yards of those pretty MnllS,
Swisses, 0rgandies, Silk Fallieg.
Poplins and other pretty wash
& oods sold in the last few days and
we have about 1000 yds. left. Some
CHOICE embroideried linens aaded
to the lot There ARD two abtess
LIST values 500, Goo aud 75o,noti '25o
2dvalues Goo, Boo and 45c,how loo
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| asst W66K Ofth6. VdI6DtiR6 store.

fnaf
N
ttemparz
No
approieth
BARGAINS TE1ATl ARE WORTH YKE1ILE1 5.
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Hon. Adlai 3 Stevenson, demo. no:
cratic ex.vioe president Of te] thee
United States has declaFed hiRFtI
salte candidate To-. thu ldemp99FEstic
nomination for governor of Illinsis
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Manager for Point Pleasant

Fellow Democrats Of Lewis dis.
trict, don't forget that Hon, John
e. Beller 10 a candidate for Justice
of the Peace, and better man for
that most important office could
not be found in Mason county.
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wANrED-A reliable, energetic man
w w nnanresent the ordinary department
70 t tbe Prudential Insurance Co. Low;
Oh tno om;nm rates and all guaranteed
est Address, NO Bacon, Mgrn
SSaFieston, ~ Va. 1ulS'l9 wv
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Arrangements have been made
for special train over the Goal &
Coke from Elkins to Charleston to
carry delegates to the Democratic
State Convention today.
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West Virginia stands second
place in GOAL production according
to statistics compiled recently in
Washington. The total production
of GOAL in this state in 1907 wac
1901 593 short tons, having q
spot value of SAT, $4,000
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NEW
Meat Market.

J 1bove opened first-olass, clean
Meat Market in the MaggedhenEI s ON
stpae+ land and viii, try at all times to
streets a %M he accommodating to my
p Ins soomers;.will aim to butcher moth I,
t thg as 91 the best Of beef, mutton fresh
,anrs csickens, home made lard, SAT-
meats of all kind, Give me your or
o0'; S. d. ERRETT.
July %. ~
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A large crowd of Mason county
people arr attending tile big DON.
yention at Charleston this week.